Replace Rear Brakes 2009-2014 Nissan Murano

Quick and easy. Come along as I show you how to replace the rear brakes and rotor on 2009-2014 Nissan Murano.
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[@JackFrost-cj2cw]

Excellent video, well explained and anyone could do their own brakes now!

[@jamesstuckey3349]

Best and most well explained tutorial I've ever seen. Jim saved my saturday

[@TheStevedie]

I have never seen anyone use a prybar and hammer trick like that. Awesome tip!

[@vinkalmann]

Never seen that double wrench trick, that's slick!

[@philipkdavidson]

Thanks Jim. The tip for getting the rotor off was super handy. Was super rusted in place

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great video jim

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Good work jim

[@steveg5576]

Jim....on the job....like your videos.

[@rickhartley5306]

Thanks for making the video it was very thorough great job getting everything across just the way it needs to be. You can work on my car anytime.

[@jimthecarguy]

Thanks for watching!

[@masumsyed9680]

Nice teacher

[@zj2707]

I pushed out that little rubber rotor plug and the damn thing bounced away into another dimension. 3 hours later still haven't found it

[@BillSW]

why push in the pads with a screwdriver when you could push the pistons after removing the pads then push in with a C-Clamp?

[@BillSW]

Jim, which brake grease do u use that is safe on pin rubber boots? Do you use the same grease for the metal parts too?

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

good trick

[@bigstickrick]

Very thorough great video

[@Ron-h4l]

How many miles on the Murano

[@BillSW]

nhow do u torque the bolt if u cannot get a socket in there?

[@zj2707]

Good point. You really can't get one in there though I tried every which way today. I'll be guesstimating when I tighten that back up

[@aleskyfinis1025]

Wo

[@aleskyfinis1025]

Wo From Aleskyfinis