Range Rover Evoque Rear Brake pad and Rotor Replacement
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- This week we learn how to replace the rear brake pads and rotors on a 2012 Range Rover Evoque, as well as put the vehicle into maintenance mode.
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I got the exact same rover. My girls suv and the all the rotors/ brakes shot. Thanks for the video helped me out:)
Awesome, I’m glad I could help!
For those stubborn bolts I use the impact manual tool. Knock it a few times to break off the crud on the threads. Someone mentioned using a punch, definitely your girls dad would if he was in the situation. That’s how my dad taught me, nothing like farm hands. Heat or just weld a T56 to it, usually so tight it breaks the bits or strips. Got her done, all that matters.
Sounds like the punch was the way to go for this deal
6:16 use a pointed punch and hammer to remove stubborn torque screws. Punch a deep enough mark between the rotor and the screw head.
Turn the punch on a slight angle and hit it with the hammer. It’ll eventually move. 👌🏾
Nice trick!
That thing must have a good radio
Better than mine!
There's a trick to getting those stubborn rotor bolts out. Take a punch and make a dent in the bolt head and use the punch in the dent and hammer the punch counterclockwise. I had to do I for a friend with a Honda that had a stripped head on the rotor bolt.
That’s a pretty good tip!
How reliable has this car been? Great video man thinking about getting a 2020
Mine won’t get out of maintenance mode!
Did you go through the procedure again with a fully charged battery?
@@MickelsonRacingChannel Ended up disconnecting the battery and then it worked