How to Change Brake Pads & Rotors on Alfa Romeo Giulia (Front & Rear) - DIY Guide

In this video, I will be changing the front and rear brake pads and rotors on an Alfa Romeo Giulia 2.0T. This is my longest video and to cut down on the time, I will only show changing the brakes on the driver's side of the car. It is the same procedure for the passenger side.
References:
Alfa Workshop Front Brake Pads- www.alfaworksh...
Alfa Workshop Rear Brake Pads- www.alfaworksh...
Tools Used
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[@joebama6945]

A little tip is that when I do my front brakes, I’ll turn the wheel so that the calipers facing out to the side of the car a little bit that helps on working on it and torque stuff

[@FixnDriveShow]

@@joebama6945 Thanks! That is very helpful. It gets cramped working on the calipers in the straight position.
Thanks for watching!

[@ned7497]

Thank you for the video.... gonna do this on stelvio.... Have a question after putting the brakes into service mode before disconnecting the battery cables should I turn off the console (press start/stop button) ?

[@FixnDriveShow]

In hindsight, the brake service mode is a little redundant when disconnecting the battery. I believe brake service mode disables the parking brake while the car has power. You do want to make sure the parking brake is off before disconnecting the battery. Brake service mode helps with that.
Thanks for watching!

[@johnnytodd4803]

Do you have the part numbers for your rotors & pads? I have a 2021 Alfa Romeo Giulia and thinking of changing them.

[@RandomPerson-ck9dm]

Hi Johnny,
I posted links to all the parts and tools you will need in the description. That should give you an idea of what you will need.
Thanks for watching!

[@Joe-dh1ib]

Hey man long shot on your possible response, I followed your video and changed both front pads and rotors but now the back driver side tire is not spinning when I try to take it off, any idea?

[@FixnDriveShow]

Which part isn’t spinning?
Thanks for watching!

[@Joe-dh1ib]

@@FixnDriveShowthe wheel itself doesn’t spin when it’s lifted

[@FixnDriveShow]

In brake maintenance mode, the parking brake is disabled, but the car is still in park. The rear wheels won’t turn, but you will still be able to change out the pads and rotors.