Helpful video. The second technique is the right one that is also in the repair manual. 110Nm to tighten it. points lost for: - caliper hanging from the brake hose - piston pushed back one sided with water pump pliers - no rust removal before installing new disc
its not easy as people may think. this brother is very professional so doing it first time may be a nightmare. you have to use some good snap on tools no dads toolbox im afraid. good video
Thanks for watching really appreciate it. As for the caliper piston they are not winding back piston. Just push back (in bore shoes) and as for torquing the components up I find it better without the torque wrench that way I know its tight dont trust torque wrench for certain jobs ie head bolts, cam shaft, big end bearings etc yes. I have been doing this for past 20 years so far it's been ok. Thanks for watching anyway
This is not rear brake replacement this is rear brake disc replacement thanks for the video, but please change the title of the video. brake replacement is when you change pads or brake shoes.
Another Brilliant video , Excellent clear filming and detailed narration , Thanks for putting these Kia cee'D videos online.
Thanks a lot man, you went straight to the point, short and clear!
Cool video.
Cool background music
Thanks man you helped me with some more details for me to prepare the job.
Helpful video. The second technique is the right one that is also in the repair manual. 110Nm to tighten it.
points lost for:
- caliper hanging from the brake hose
- piston pushed back one sided with water pump pliers
- no rust removal before installing new disc
Thanks for watching really appreciate it
@@TEAMR4ULTVdid you even listen to what he said??
Guy you really are excellent - a great video - many thanks.
Thanks mate really appreciate it
Good video
Cheers pal. I used a hollow pole on my spanner, safer than 2 spanners
That's great and much safer. Thanks for watching really appreciate it
I have got the disc screws out along with the caliper completely off but i can't get the disc off. Any tips?
Thanks for the vid. Doesn’t look too bad 🧐
its not easy as people may think. this brother is very professional so doing it first time may be a nightmare. you have to use some good snap on tools no dads toolbox im afraid. good video
Thanks for the comment
Don't be ridiculous, how can someone be professional who lets the caliper hang on like a testicle???
Good effort but, nothing about winding brake caliper piston in and very importantly, no torque wrench used on safety critical components😎
Thanks for watching really appreciate it. As for the caliper piston they are not winding back piston. Just push back (in bore shoes) and as for torquing the components up I find it better without the torque wrench that way I know its tight dont trust torque wrench for certain jobs ie head bolts, cam shaft, big end bearings etc yes. I have been doing this for past 20 years so far it's been ok. Thanks for watching anyway
This is not rear brake replacement this is rear brake disc replacement thanks for the video, but please change the title of the video. brake replacement is when you change pads or brake shoes.
Thanks for watching really appreciate it