How to change Brake Pads on a Pajero + FREE BENDIX GIVEAWAY!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Hey guys! Welcome to another episode where I change/replace the brake pads on a Pajero. This video is a tutorial on how to remove your brake pads and put new pads in without removing your calliper :) My brakes used to squeak and now it is free from squealing. Enjoy the video😜💯
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Thanks for the clear instructions which makes it so easy.
No worries mate you are welcome 💯
Cheers for the tutorial easy as Job for anyone with a jack and tyre leaver
No worries mate cheers😊💯
Easy does it hey!! Nice one man!!
Haha absolutely thanks mate😄💯
Hey mate! Love the vids. I own a little 97 Suzuki Vitara. Up the little 4bies!!! It could definitely use some new stoppers though haha. Fingers crossed.
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G'day Budget 4x4,
I noticed my brakes making an unusual noise the other day and it prompted me to research how hard it would be to change the brake pads. Your video was the first result. You make it look easy, even for a novice like me. I have an NT Pajero, what model is yours?
I have changed pads in another car once before but I needed G clamps to force the piston back on that car. I am not sure if the pads need changing on the Pajero as I haven't inspected them yet, but if you still haven't given the Bendix pads away, I would like to be considered, please.
Hi Shane 👋🏻
Yes it is really simple. If you have a bit of muscle...pushing the pistons back is no worries. Get yourself some Bendix pads they are a good upgrade🙂💯
@@budget4x4life I checked out the noise and the brake pads did need replacing. I followed your advice and bought some bendix 4wd pads. I have only replaced the front ones so far. It was easier than I expected. I will replace the rear pads in the coming months.
Do you know the minimum thickness for the discs? I am wondering if I should replace those as well.
@ShaneM-cu1gr great stuff. I am doing the rear soon and will video it. Rotors are done when they start having grooves in them...like a darker shade grey and not smooth anymore. 🙂
Why do my brembo pads make one single knock when breaking slow. I have put a new fitting kit on aswell. Ive now been told bembo pads are smaller hooks than the original
No idea sorry. Never used brembo...the go to is Bendix or DBA
I need the rear for my Pajero 2012 .
Video coming soon for the rear mate 💯🔥
Hi. I have a problem of speed indicator on my mitsubishi that is intermittently working. I noticed that compass indicator does not work while no speed indication. Please advise.
Hey there! That is a tough one. Only thing I know about indicators is that when they blink too fast you can put a load resistor in but your scenario sounds different unfortunately 😕
Your calipar is completely different to my pajero 2018 model .. I have 2 pins they are flat nothingnthe same your model is a lot older thou
@@fwof3347 NS has the Gen 3 brakes for the swb. Ns LWB onwards is bigger and different 🙂
@@budget4x4life yeah, I appreciate the content, on my one it was 2 pins at front and they slid out … actually easier, rear was the same as your front ones… thank you anyway as it took longer to wind the capliers in on my front ones it had 4 piston 2 each side… don’t know why the difference .., thanks for replying.
I have a 2001 NM Pajero in need of brake pads. I am a pensioner and live in the bush and driving on a dirt road constantly stuffs the suspension and brakes and dont have a lot of money to fix everything so sometimes you need a helping hand from good people giving away items to help 😊
Need a complete set of Bendix brake pads front n rear for my 2017 Pajero NX.
Cheers!
Tops.Have U got a vid of doing rear brakes...ta
Not yet😄💯 cheers
I have pajero io، if the pads fits it will be helpful
Thanks for the entry mate good luck😊💯
While you got the wheel off give all the boots and bushes a good wet with 303 keep them nice and flexi.
Is that grease or?🙂
It’s a marine rubber protectant bottle spray from supacheap auto or Burnsco. Spray it on boots and bushings. Stops them getting dry and cracking. Been using it for years. About $30 here in NZ.
Keep the vids coming mate🔥🤙🏼🤙🏼
@chrro466 Thanks for the tip mate Sounds like a great plan thank you 😊💯🔥
Because I need to change my brakes
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Been watching since you first started posting videos into the Facebook Pajero groups and was excited to see someone working on pajeros. Especially because I have a gen4 like you but not a shorty.
Would love the brake pads because believe it or not my rotors have just started to warp and the pads haven’t been changed in a while so I may aswell change the pads while I’m down there!
Ps I’m a bbq supreme kinda guy.
Thanks for the content mate.
Makes me happy that others can learn from it 😊💯 definitely would be good if you can do it all at once cheers for being a supporter 🏅
I have a used pajero 2012 , the first owner treat it like sh🤬t , now I'm trying to replace all consuming part & remove the rust , so far it's done good 👺🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.
That just sucks mate...🙁 Hope you make it beautiful again🔥
@@budget4x4life working on 😁👍🏼
Been enjoying watching some of your other vids - keep them coming! A few suggestions. Give you slider pins a clean and light sand (if required) and coat with silicone grease or rubber grease (normal grease will deteriorate the boots) been reinstalling. Also clamp your brake line and crack open your bleeder screw when pushing back the pistons. This will purge out old potentially burnt fluid in the calliper. Also there is a small risk of damaging your ABS system by pushing fluid back up into your master cylinder. Other than that good job! I did my first brake pad change and brake fluid flush on my LWB a few months back.
Hi DC thanks for the support and feedback. I will certainly do that next time, thanks for your advice😊💯
would copper paste work on the slider pins?
@@fyst4413 I think copper grease is more to stop seizing rather than lubrication. Plus you need a rubber safe lubricant which won't deteriorate the rubber boots. My go to is silicone grease otherwise rubber specific grease!
@@DC_888 thanks! I have always used just a bit copper paste on the wheel lugs to prevent them from seizing
have just found your Vid's and have just subscribed!! great content!!.
i have an NT Pajero and well over due for some front Pads. why i should win you ask? i spent to much time Binge Watching your Content i Forgot to Order A set !!(haha cringe worthy winner) cheers mate and keep up the great work !!
Thank you so much matey!😄💯 Haha very clever! Lets hope for the best 🙌🏼🔥
Just to confirm - are these the bendix DB1388? Heavy duty or 4WD version?
Notice a difference at all in braking performance?
Cheers 😁
4wd version 😊 Yess heaps better and quiet!
Geen probleem💯
thank you very
You are welcome
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need new ones..lol
Sure did. Big difference now💯🙌🏼
Liked and Subbed (a while ago to be fair) 😬
Got a SWB pajero 2014 NX! And my brake pads are nearing end of their life!
Some bendix brake pads would be epic 🤙 regardless, I'll be using this video to replace mine soon.
Cheers,
Alwyn
Thanks heaps for your support mate you're a champion💯🔥
Hi mate I would love the set of brake pads. I was just thinking yesterday of doing my front ones that are starting to squeak this video is absolutely perfect timing. I also have the short wheel base Pajero 2007, all your videos have been a great help for me. Hopefully I can win this and use your video for help. cheers & Beers
Cheers and Beers to you too mate 🍺 thanks for your comment and hope you enjoy your 4b😍👌🏼🔥
2014 Paj. PajLyfe all the way🤙🏼. Would love some fresh pads
Yeww great stuff💯🔥
when there is ~2mm layer left, it starts to make sound so the owner knows it is time to the service BEFORE there is nothing left
Cheers mate💯🙂
Hey Deavolt,
Whether I win or not, enjoys your videos. Keep them coming.
Thanks
Haha love the name mate😄💯 exactly how you pronounce Dewald👌🏼 Thanks Wayne appreciate you🙂
Easy as! Should definitely look at getting some Bendix pads for the Pootrol soon, they're quite beefy!! Need them to stop the bloody 35s XD
Hahaha definitely mate especially off road😆💯🔥
Just picked up an old NS Paj in good nick for dirt cheap. Keen to learn some DIY & tips so subscribed a week back. New set of pads would be awesome!
Awesome mate congrats 👏 💯 And big thanks😊
Hey Dewald, it’s me lil_pajero. Loving the content so much and the in depth tutorials. Would love the brake pads as it’ll help with keeping the cost down for the upcoming trip around Aus and the lil girl is squealing like crazy and has almost lost its braking power. Missus is going nuts but don’t have the money right now to replace. Cheers Mate and keep up the good work !!
Thanks heaps for the comment Thomas appreciate it💯😊 Best of luck for the draw aye🙌🏼
Just bought a 2020 NX, love the thing. Slowly transforming it into an overland monster!
That's great mate! They are awesome 😍💯
Excellent boet
Thanks Rodney😊👌🏼
I'd love a set of bendix pads for my pajero as I love my car and it needs new pads but sadly lost my apprenticeship due to a work injury so funds are tight and every bit helps. Loving the channel, great to see more pajero content
Sorry to hear about that mate hope you get something else soon and thanks for your support🙂💯
@@budget4x4life thanks mate. Things happen for a reason just gotta ride it out to the other side.
Sometomes its worth putting a small film of grease between the piston and brake pad to stop squealing . Just a thought. Cheers. Keep up with the vidoes, great to watch and helps me get up of my backside and work on the paj. Cheers.
Great thanks for the tip John💯🙂 Haha no worries mate😄👌🏼
Hey John congratulations mate you have won yourself a new Bendix brake pad set💯😊 Please let me know if you would like to accept the prize. Message me via Facebook your details so it can be sent🔥
Thanks mate🏅
Thanks for the video was a massive help keep up the good work 👍👍👍
Not a problem mate😊💯
Good job.have to do mine soon. A G clamp makes pushing the pistons back in easy
Thanks for the tip David😊💯
Been watching your channel for the past 7 months. You inspired me to get my own Gen 4 Pajero (used to have a Gen 3 in the family). Got a 2016 NX last month (decided to get something a bit newer that'll last me a decade). Last model year without the DPF and includes the updated headunit with carplay etc stock 🙌 Mods are starting already!
How awesome Josh!😍💯 Nice, many people say the 2016 model was the best one so congrats on that and thanks for following the journey😊🙌🏼
I got the same one! Didn’t realise till after I brought it tho, they are a fair bit cheaper in nz for some reason. Kids hate the third row and lack of drink holders are the only complaints
Well done mate, Keep it up..👍
Thanks Dilshan💯🙌🏼😊
i got a pajero i0 .like yours my car has started to make as higj pitched noise and it sounds bad/when reversing
Sheesh sounds like a belt to me if it's coming from engine or pads when you apply brakes😬
Good job mate love the videos
My travel bus is a ns pajero vrx lwb
The pajero are a good all-rounder
Love travelling with the family
Awesome to hear mate thanks a lot😊💯
😒😒😒 I didn't win
Sorry mate better luck next time 🤞🏻
If you want to push both brake cyl. back, or you are in field without tools, use old pad and wheel spanner as lever.
Awesome tip cheers 💯🙌🏼🔥
Would love some new pads as I’m learning to do up the old paj myself and this looks way easier than I thought
Awesome Jacob best of luck😊💯