Replacing a set of brake discs, means also a new set of brakepads! And placing new pads means that the electronic handbrake has to be set in “service” mode by computer. It is possible to do this by hand, taking of the electromotor and turning back the push-pen manually, so the piston can also be pushed back into the calliper. After installing the pads and calliper, please turn the push-pen in again, to prevent the electric handbrake to have a malfunction as it’s used for the first time and the electromotor has to turn this pen for a long time until reaching its position to function correctly
Thank you for the valuable clarification. This information will be very useful for our viewers and for us. We will provide our viewers with more detailed information about the replacements in our future videos. Best Regards, Autodoc team.
Thank you auto doc, great video. Had a go myself and saved myself over £400! One thing to add though is if the piston needs to be pushed in. Both mine did and I found an easy way by taking the gearing mount off the electric hand brake and winding the spindle clockwise with an alan key until it stops. I then used a g clamp to push the piston in...it worked a treat. But I wouldn't have had a go if it wasn't for this video, so many thanks!
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This car has an automatic parking brake (same as my Megane 3). In order to install new brake pads, you'll have to push back the brake piston. Unfortunately, this cannot be done with a standard hand tool as long as the motor is in place. Either connect 12V to the motor to have it turn back, or remove the motor and rotate it back manually. Without doing this, you cannot place new brake pads (it looks like this video re-uses the old ones??) as they are thicker. You cannot get the caliper back on.
The video you asking for is on the go. Hope it appears on channel soon. This information you can find this information in the vehicle maintenance log book
Thank you for your comment! Unfortunately, it is not possible to clarify the tightening torque, you can find this information in the technical documentation for the repair of your car. Best Regards, Autodoc team
The video you asking for is on the go. Hope it appears on channel soon. This information you can find this information in the vehicle maintenance log book
You are right, some points in the video were missed, but our channel is not educational but is only for informational purposes. We strongly recommend that all replacements, especially those relating to the brake system, be carried out exclusively at a specialized service. AUTODOC
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(SO no new pads then) omg man showing people how to wind back the piston would of been better. When fitting new discs you "MUST" replace the pads..? bearing nut MUST BE torque SET
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The one bit of the job that isn't straight forward for an amateur mechanic, i.e. how to wind the electronic caliper back and you omit it. How useful is that...
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@@autodocuk Vital steps, someone thinking this is a easy job. Replaces both the rotors and pads ends up a croper. When they cant get the calipers back on.
@@CreatureOTNightI have to agree 100% with you on that. That step is really important and he casually says we need to skip some steps to make the videos shorter. They could have at least mentioned it and made a separate video.
You didnt show retracting the epb or winding the calipers back in.. that is the hardest bits! Saying that the video was useful for showing t60 needed. I just did the epb and caliper rewind only to find I had no t60 bit.. ahhh!!!
Thank you for your comment. To do this, there is a special squeeze for the brake caliper piston, and if there is an electric hand brake, it is necessary to turn the car to the service mode. Best Regards, Autodoc team.
I have now made this video which can be used in combination with your video to change the pads. It doesn't include your part of the process which is similar for any car, I only include how to retract the EPB th-cam.com/video/kGn7tEjr600/w-d-xo.html
Warning For everyone watching this video, there is a very crucial step being left out of this video, and that is how to wind in the electric parking brake to be able to push the caliper in. Without this step you can not put new brake pads on. They don't even mention this in the video for changing the brake pads. Now they may not be able to show you for legal purposes but they can at least mention it to the viewers. You will need a computer program to wind them back,or and this is why it may not be legal for them to tell you,but you can wind them back with cables and a 12v battery which may or may not damage your e-brake.
This video is for introduction purposes and does not guarantee a specific result. Video contains only tips and tricks that may be useful when repairing a car or replacing parts. All routine replacements can be found in a vehicle maintenance log book or simply ask your mechanic for the services
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Replacing a set of brake discs, means also a new set of brakepads!
And placing new pads means that the electronic handbrake has to be set in “service” mode by computer.
It is possible to do this by hand, taking of the electromotor and turning back the push-pen manually, so the piston can also be pushed back into the calliper. After installing the pads and calliper, please turn the push-pen in again, to prevent the electric handbrake to have a malfunction as it’s used for the first time and the electromotor has to turn this pen for a long time until reaching its position to function correctly
Thank you for the valuable clarification.
This information will be very useful for our viewers and for us.
We will provide our viewers with more detailed information about the replacements in our future videos.
Best Regards,
Autodoc team.
@@autodocukyou should add this to the video, taking off the caliper electrical plug and putting 12V to the caliper to wind in
Thank you auto doc, great video. Had a go myself and saved myself over £400! One thing to add though is if the piston needs to be pushed in. Both mine did and I found an easy way by taking the gearing mount off the electric hand brake and winding the spindle clockwise with an alan key until it stops. I then used a g clamp to push the piston in...it worked a treat. But I wouldn't have had a go if it wasn't for this video, so many thanks!
Thank you for the feedback! We are glad that our tutorial was helpful for you. Your opinion and remarks are very important for us. We will take them into consideration for our next tutorial. Best regards, Autodoc.
Did not show electronic parking brake piston retract.
Thank you for the feedback! What do you mean? Best Regards, Autodoc.
A lot more to it than this shows. Either remove motor and wind in manually or connect 12v to motor and wind it back that way.
This car has an automatic parking brake (same as my Megane 3). In order to install new brake pads, you'll have to push back the brake piston. Unfortunately, this cannot be done with a standard hand tool as long as the motor is in place. Either connect 12V to the motor to have it turn back, or remove the motor and rotate it back manually. Without doing this, you cannot place new brake pads (it looks like this video re-uses the old ones??) as they are thicker. You cannot get the caliper back on.
@@casperhalffman6239 Old ones were reused.
Please add a link to your new video with the torque specs thank you.
The video you asking for is on the go. Hope it appears on channel soon. This information you can find this information in the vehicle maintenance log book
Good explanation good video. Thank you my friend. Loves from Turkey.
Very great video!! please can you tell me what is the torque for the bolt that 36mm socket
Thank you for your comment!
Unfortunately, it is not possible to clarify the tightening torque, you can find this information in the technical documentation for the repair of your car.
Best Regards,
Autodoc team
Is there a how to video on how to change the antifreeze in a Renault scenic 3 2010 ?
The video you asking for is on the go. Hope it appears on channel soon. This information you can find this information in the vehicle maintenance log book
What about the electronic handbrake??
You are right, some points in the video were missed, but our channel is not educational but is only for informational purposes.
We strongly recommend that all replacements, especially those relating to the brake system, be carried out exclusively at a specialized service.
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How much would a set of rear brake discs cost and could someone help ship it to India.
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Don't worry about touring the hub nut. It will be alright 😳
Comment il a fait pour désactiver le frein parking
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At no point was a torque wrenched used in this production. ETCG would be proud.
Thank you for your feedback! You are right, but in the new videos we have already fixed this error.
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@@autodocukplease add a link to the new video with torque specs thank you.
I found the design a bit strange. The brake disk is held on with the axle nut?
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Thank you for the reply. Great videos and keep them up!
so helpful thanks so much
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(SO no new pads then) omg man showing people how to wind back the piston would of been better. When fitting new discs you "MUST" replace the pads..?
bearing nut MUST BE torque SET
Thank you for the feedback! This video is considered to be an informative one, and it shows the sequence of repairs, without going into all the technical nuances. Best regards, Autodoc.
A simple How To-- studio.th-cam.com/users/videoa7fcTfpCUPk/edit
looks like he used a standard socket on an impact wrench,Sealey make the correct stepped impact socket for this job.
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The one bit of the job that isn't straight forward for an amateur mechanic, i.e. how to wind the electronic caliper back and you omit it. How useful is that...
Thank you for your comment! That is correct, some of the steps were skipped in order to reduce the length of the video, however, in our newest videos will make sure to add the details requested. Best Regards, Autodoc Team
@@autodocuk Vital steps, someone thinking this is a easy job. Replaces both the rotors and pads ends up a croper. When they cant get the calipers back on.
@@CreatureOTNightI have to agree 100% with you on that. That step is really important and he casually says we need to skip some steps to make the videos shorter. They could have at least mentioned it and made a separate video.
You didnt show retracting the epb or winding the calipers back in.. that is the hardest bits!
Saying that the video was useful for showing t60 needed. I just did the epb and caliper rewind only to find I had no t60 bit.. ahhh!!!
Thank you for your comment, we will definitely take this into account in the next videos.
Best Regards,
Autodoc team
How to back the piston back studio.th-cam.com/users/videoa7fcTfpCUPk/edit
Thank you for your comment.
To do this, there is a special squeeze for the brake caliper piston, and if there is an electric hand brake, it is necessary to turn the car to the service mode.
Best Regards,
Autodoc team.
I have now made this video which can be used in combination with your video to change the pads. It doesn't include your part of the process which is similar for any car, I only include how to retract the EPB
th-cam.com/video/kGn7tEjr600/w-d-xo.html
Warning For everyone watching this video, there is a very crucial step being left out of this video, and that is how to wind in the electric parking brake to be able to push the caliper in. Without this step you can not put new brake pads on. They don't even mention this in the video for changing the brake pads. Now they may not be able to show you for legal purposes but they can at least mention it to the viewers. You will need a computer program to wind them back,or and this is why it may not be legal for them to tell you,but you can wind them back with cables and a 12v battery which may or may not damage your e-brake.
This video is for introduction purposes and does not guarantee a specific result. Video contains only tips and tricks that may be useful when repairing a car or replacing parts.
All routine replacements can be found in a vehicle maintenance log book or simply ask your mechanic for the services