Great detailed video. Viewers should check the torque values for caliper bolt and bracket bolts. Caliper bolt can easily strip the mating threads if over tightened since it is going into aluminum casting. Lastly, one should wear gloves when using brake cleaner as it can be quite harsh on the skin.
Make sure you pull up your handbrake and chock the rear wheel and put the vehicle on jack stands to prevent any injuries due to jack failure or slipping.
So i paid 400 for this? Interesting. I have a 2014 honda. If the calipers or rotors are seized will it be the same process? My rear drive side is has this issue like eevry other year
Sounds like your caliper is seizing, Either at the slider pins or piston. If piston you may either rebuild it yourself or buy a replacement. You will need to bleed out the air in the brake lines if you choose to do a caliper replacement. If you are changing rotors, brake pads, and caliper this video will guide you only on the Rotors and pads which don't need to be removed unless you want to replace everything in one go.
What a Trooper" doin' a brake job in the Rain !! Just for Us" Thank You Very Much💥🛠 Very Nice !!!
You bet
Thanks, It Seems like that Accord just had a brake-job done not too long ago. Both the pads and rotors look fairly new.
Yes, we had to do the brake job again since the driver felt and heard a lot of screeching noises.
@@MobileCarMechanic Metallic brake pads do that. Hope you installed organic or ceramic. I have to do mine soon. See how much the OEM pads are..
Great detailed video. Viewers should check the torque values for caliper bolt and bracket bolts. Caliper bolt can easily strip the mating threads if over tightened since it is going into aluminum casting. Lastly, one should wear gloves when using brake cleaner as it can be quite harsh on the skin.
Thank you for the tips. Cheers!
thanks, nice video.
Thank you too!
Very clear and concise video, thank you! Any recommendations for jacking up a vehicle on a driveway that is not flat?
Make sure you pull up your handbrake and chock the rear wheel and put the vehicle on jack stands to prevent any injuries due to jack failure or slipping.
@@MobileCarMechanic Okay will do. Thank you for your response!
So i paid 400 for this? Interesting. I have a 2014 honda. If the calipers or rotors are seized will it be the same process? My rear drive side is has this issue like eevry other year
Sounds like your caliper is seizing, Either at the slider pins or piston. If piston you may either rebuild it yourself or buy a replacement. You will need to bleed out the air in the brake lines if you choose to do a caliper replacement. If you are changing rotors, brake pads, and caliper this video will guide you only on the Rotors and pads which don't need to be removed unless you want to replace everything in one go.