Do the 12mm Caliber Bolts call for Anti Seize to achieve the correct Torque setting . Another tip is to snug up 3 wheel nuts on the new rotor while you work on setting the caliber and pads on 😊 Nice Video fella
Hey I was wondering how you positioned the vehicle in terms of the transmission. Did you just leave it in park or did you put the vehicle in neutral to allow the rear wheels to turn when jacked up and facilitate the positioning of the parking brake tension.
Hey I noticed that mentioned the torque for some of the bolts. Can you tell me what torque you applied. I heard 76 ft lbs for some. Can you please confirm the torque specs needed. Thanks
Just wanted to thanks for your tip on to put a 2x4 in the other caliper when you squeeze the first one back in. Almost didn’t do it but remembered your tip just in time and it worked perfectly. Thanks so much.
Hey. I really liked your video and just found out I have to replace my rear brakes. I love that you notice when you could done it better and just laugh it off to experience for next time. Anyways, was wondering whose rotors and pads you used for the rear brake job? Did you get factory Lexus or somebody else’s stuff. Let me know. Thanks. The dealer told me it was going to cost $658 to do the rear brakes. 😟
Thanks! I always try to laugh and learn, be positive and do your best 👍 on the rotors, Bosch is what I used and Toyota brake pads. Zero problems so far. Rotors were about $100 and pads were about $70
@ No Y. No I did not use thread locker. Per the Factory Service Manual, no thread locker or grease should be applied to the guide pin bolt or caliper bracket bolts. Other cars do get it, but not the 100 series according to the manual
@@maintainersgarage true i gotcha. Well good video. Just needed to know socket sizes to take home from work. Don't like lugging my entire 52inch box home.
maintainer, thanks but you need light inside the wheel well!
I agree, I have a new light for just this situation
Seriously nice job. Replacing my rear pads/rotors today and have you to thank for the tutorial.
Thank you! Good luck and glad I could help!
Good job showing how to get this done.
It was very entertaining as well!
Thanks
Thank you!
Thanks for the video. Just did brakes and calipers this past weekend.
Thank you!
Fantastic video. Great for beginners too. Lots of detail. Thanks
You are welcome Andrew thanks for the compliment!
Do the 12mm Caliber Bolts call for Anti Seize to achieve the correct Torque setting .
Another tip is to snug up 3 wheel nuts on the new rotor while you work on setting the caliber and pads on 😊
Nice Video fella
No anti seize required and good tip! Thank you!!!
Thanks for the DIY lesson! I have a GX470 and the parts may not be the same but the procedure should be.
Thanks and good luck! I would think very similar
Awesome, thanks! How about the front brakes now? :)
Great instructional video. Informative and entertaining.
Thank you!!
That was really helpful. I just finished replacing the brake pads and rotors on my 2005 LX470. Thank you!
Thank you! And glad it was helpful!👍
Great video, thank you!
You are welcome!
Thank you the video helped me a lot.
@Qing Lin you are welcome! Glad I could help and thank you for the comment
Very helpful great job mate
Thanks!
Thank you! If you need to change ahc spheres or Bluetooth/stereo , that would be interesting!
Thanks Kai! I will be flushing the AHC system soon!!
"Save yourself from yourself" - good words to live by (y)
Thanks! I am prone to not think stuff through and cause myself headaches later!
Thanks for the video mate I leaned are lot
You are welcome Jennifer, thank you for the compliment!
what brand of wrench is that extending wrench and is it a torque ?
It's Husky which is a home depot brand
Here for this info! I saw that tool and immediately started searching for it.
Hey I was wondering how you positioned the vehicle in terms of the transmission. Did you just leave it in park or did you put the vehicle in neutral to allow the rear wheels to turn when jacked up and facilitate the positioning of the parking brake tension.
Left it in park and ebrake off👍
Hey I noticed that mentioned the torque for some of the bolts. Can you tell me what torque you applied. I heard 76 ft lbs for some. Can you please confirm the torque specs needed. Thanks
@@stinkenlinken for the brake caliper 91 ft lbs is that the one you were looking for?
Just wanted to thanks for your tip on to put a 2x4 in the other caliper when you squeeze the first one back in. Almost didn’t do it but remembered your tip just in time and it worked perfectly. Thanks so much.
Hey. I really liked your video and just found out I have to replace my rear brakes. I love that you notice when you could done it better and just laugh it off to experience for next time. Anyways, was wondering whose rotors and pads you used for the rear brake job? Did you get factory Lexus or somebody else’s stuff. Let me know. Thanks. The dealer told me it was going to cost $658 to do the rear brakes. 😟
Thanks! I always try to laugh and learn, be positive and do your best 👍 on the rotors, Bosch is what I used and Toyota brake pads. Zero problems so far. Rotors were about $100 and pads were about $70
One question - Did you have to use Thread-locking Compound such as Loctite on caliper guide pin bolts and caliper bracket bolts?
@ No Y. No I did not use thread locker. Per the Factory Service Manual, no thread locker or grease should be applied to the guide pin bolt or caliper bracket bolts. Other cars do get it, but not the 100 series according to the manual
Great video
Thank you!
Would be good if you show a closeup of the job…
Milwaukee ratchet my guy...
got a porter cable impact that I use. Just wanted to show how to without it
Get yourself an electric ratchet. You'll never go back
you talk sooooooooo much about the jack stand i had to stop your video
Ok 👍
Get my gloves nasty and dirty?!?!? Wtf?!? Do you not know the purpose of gloves?!?!
Gotta stay pretty for the camera, jus sayin!
@@maintainersgarage true i gotcha. Well good video. Just needed to know socket sizes to take home from work. Don't like lugging my entire 52inch box home.
@@zanehaselden5573 22mm lug nut
My god get to the point.