BMW Brembo Brakes How To Replace Front Brake Pads F32 F30 428i 328i 2013-2020

In this video I will replace the front brake pads on a 428i with the M sport Brembo brake pads.
Parts:
Brake pads: 34-11-6-878-876
Brake pad sensor: 34-35-6-792-289
Brake pad paste 83-12-2-296-187
You can find this at an auto parts store as well
Brake/Parts clean: amzn.to/4cfDGvs
You can find this at an auto parts store as well
Tools:
17mm Socket 1/2" Impact Socket amzn.to/44TNAyW
1/2” Breaker Bar Set: amzn.to/49NWP6o
Punch Set: amzn.to/49RiWIW
3lb Sledge hammer: amzn.to/3Tfnj9F
something like this works best but a regular hammer will do just fine
Flat head screw driver: amzn.to/3iJpp32
Pry Bar: amzn.to/3RViD8l
Emory Cloth: amzn.to/3PjsWCO
WD-40
Disclaimer
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[@aidangarrett7295]

I have been looking for a video like this for a bit - this is incredibly helpful. Thank you very much!

[@Alycanj]

Another great video, you do such good work. This is first thing I've watched you do on a BMW that didn't look like a super pain to do. Ty

[@friendlymechanic9778]

Yeah it’s honestly not too bad. Thank you for your support! 👍🏼

[@f32440i]

I'd probably just replace the 2 pins and retaining clip very inexpensive, good clear demonstration and excellent camera work

[@friendlymechanic9778]

They are actually a bit pricey. When I priced out the 4 pins and 2 brackets it came out to $176.67 After tax.
Thank you for the compliment I appreciate it.

[@f32440i]

​@@friendlymechanic9778oh wow I hadn't appreciated they were that expensive. Do you have to bleed the brake system after brake pad replacement?

[@friendlymechanic9778]

I was surprised when I saw that price as well.
You don’t have to bleed the brakes after replacement. Just make sure the brake fluid level is at the full mark after you depress the brake pedal.

[@spencersmith5074]

This job looks way different in the north east where everything gets seized thanks to snow and salt.

[@friendlymechanic9778]

Ooo yeah I am thankful to not have to worry about that. Sometimes I get auction cars from the east coast and everything is rusted.