2006 Toyota Sienna - Front Brake Pads & Rotors

amzn.to/2NRZJjm Brake Pads & Rotors
amzn.to/2N8PCqU Sil-Glyde
amzn.to/2N5BhLR Caliper Piston Compression Tool
Just another quick video on how I replaced the Front Brake Pads & Rotors on a 2006 Toyota Sienna. The rotors were warped causing the brake pedal to pulsate when braking.
Tools needed:
Screwdriver (to pry)
14mm socket
17mm socket
Socket Wrench
Also, it’s a good idea to lube the slide pins with Sil-Glyde.
And make sure you step on the brake pedal a few times to push the caliper pistons back out which presses the brake pads back against the rotors where they need to be.
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-Dan the Fix it Man

[@onebrightflash]

Before you get on down the road, pump the brake peddle until you get brakes before moving the van. I recommend that when you pump the brakes that you do not push the peddle all the way down. Doing so will push the brake rod in the master cylinder in farther than it has been before and could damage the seal on the master cylinder if there is any corrosion on the rod.

[@ayensdreamer541]

pep boys quoted me 149.00 just to replace front pads only, such a big rip off. if a person totally has no understanding of basic mechanics then go to them .

[@abyssalsoul6216]

To tighten the 17mm bracket bolts ( 79ft/lbs) it helps to turn the steering to the right and to the left for the respective side when using a torque wrench. This provides adequate clearance for the torque wrench , especially if it is long. Turning the steering wheel appropriately also helps when loosening the caliper and guide bolts as far as clearance is concerned. If you have a 5 gallon bucket place it in front of the rotor/ caliper and it will serve as a table for the caliper to rest on as well as a place to put your bolts and other supplies.Also , this would be a great time to flush out the guide pin cylinder using a wire brush and brake fluid ( I use a gun bore type in a drill). I the lube with sylglide or brake silicone grease.

[@DeeInTheHouse]

Good video but....you missed lubing the two slider pins.

[@minapak2494]

I need to replace the front calipers on my 2006 toyota sienna, can I follow the same instructions on your 2005 toyota corolla video?

[@tomkoolman]

why don't you just put one or two nuts to hold the new rotor before installing mounting bracket? Isn't that easier?

[@LeonAllanDavis]

No bleeding required?

[@battlebornhd3030]

Hey just curious if there is any need to open up or bleed the brake system after doing this? I’ve seen people do this but it doesn’t seem necessary. Also, is there a need for a c-clamp for the caliper boot to keep it compressed?

[@ThePumpkinToad]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Quick and to the point I love it!

[@U.S.Americuns]

do you need to adjust the caliper piston when reassembling the brakes

[@john2402]

Thanks Dan. Nicely done!

[@rayjumma8475]

Straight to the point. Awesome video👍

[@Daryl-S]

Thank you so much! Made it look easy brother, and it was!!

[@bluebeastgamer3005]

Excellent videos.

[@santinoblack1]

Excellent video short and to the point👍

[@nooneperfect2016]

Very good clean job 👍

[@halliescookiecorner3209]

Great video. Clear and simple. Thanks for the help.

[@rodplay3297]

Thanks man for putting this up I went to mechanics and they inspected my car and couldn't figure shit out tried to tell me it was my tires and rim that was causing really bad shake I just replaced my drivers side cv axle and car runs like new

[@jurassic7653]

What sized bolt will u need if you cant get the rotor to wedge off

[@beza777able]

fantastic you are the best