Really how is Toyota grease any different? I never had problems with using Permatex brake caliper grease. Toyota is just making extra $$$ for putting their name on it the packaging.
Hej friend can you tell me ? I have toyota avensis 2009 and I have electric brake I need to open the brake with the help of an interface computer program or I can normally move back ?Thank you.
Adam, if your rear brake caliper looks like mine and doesn't have cable attached to it, just brake hose. Then just push the cylinder back like I did and you don't need software. If you don't have cable attached to the brake caliper then you have brake shoes for parking brake and brake pads for rear brakes. To change brake shoes if you have them, then you will need software more likely.
6:44 BAD CHOICE. The grease will partially SLIDE OFF as you push the pin into the hole, LEAVING MINIMAL AMOUNT GOING INSIDE. THE RIGHT THING TO DO - APPLY GREASE INTO THE HOLE. When the pin is pushed , all space gets filled with grease, as it squirts out, giving better contact and protection.
@@repairvehicle good morning. yes, I think this was not in the video. The video is great though, I liked it, and I am better equipped now to do the job on my car. Thank you for the video and for the response. Wish you a good day.
@@repairvehicle Thank you... I have just finished replacing the rear brake pads on my car. I would like to stress, that your video, particularly the reminder on the inspection of the pins were very valuable and made a big difference in my work. I would have simply ignored their state otherwise. Also, a question. A while back, as well as today, I saw that the pins on the same carrier are different. It appears that one has a rubber band bushing around the tip of it. This was the lower pin. Why are pins different in their construction? I believe they may have been made of different metals as well...
I think the pin size difference is to prevent pins from sticking when it's gets very hot and when it's Cold rubber band is to prevent it from being to loose. When metal cold it's shrinks and when metal hot it expands.
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Keven Garry, thank you for commenting.
thumbs up!
the rear brakes are drum and the front ones are disc?
Front and rear are disks. Parking brake is drum.
My foot brake was on while changing rear brakes. Will that damage something?
On what?
@@repairvehicle camry
2016
Electric brake or cable?
@@repairvehicle paddle brake for toyata camry 2016 le. I don't know it is wired or electric?
@digitalcamaraderie5685 if you don’t have wire connections to your brake calipers then you don’t have damage
You pushed the rear piston back in from the outside pad? Is there any other way or method to push it in?
From inside
Good teaching!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video thanks brother
How many ft lbs for caliper bolts holder? Thanks
I will get back to you on Monday
20ft lb
Really how is Toyota grease any different? I never had problems with using Permatex brake caliper grease. Toyota is just making extra $$$ for putting their name on it the packaging.
Agreed
very very helpful thanks!
Thanks mate! Much appreciated
Not so on the 2020 with electronic parking brakes
Already have video on my channel
Thanks 👍
Hej friend can you tell me ? I have toyota avensis 2009 and I have electric brake I need to open the brake with the help of an interface computer program or I can normally move back ?Thank you.
Adam, what do you mean electric brake? Parking brake activated by push button?
Yes
Adam, if your rear brake caliper looks like mine and doesn't have cable attached to it, just brake hose. Then just push the cylinder back like I did and you don't need software. If you don't have cable attached to the brake caliper then you have brake shoes for parking brake and brake pads for rear brakes. To change brake shoes if you have them, then you will need software more likely.
wn.com/toyota_avensis_electric_parking_brake
Thank you very much for the information of all good things
Good video overall,thanks.
Thanks
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6:44 BAD CHOICE. The grease will partially SLIDE OFF as you push the pin into the hole, LEAVING MINIMAL AMOUNT GOING INSIDE. THE RIGHT THING TO DO - APPLY GREASE INTO THE HOLE. When the pin is pushed , all space gets filled with grease, as it squirts out, giving better contact and protection.
I did apply grease inside the hole. Maybe I am not showing in the video.
@@repairvehicle good morning. yes, I think this was not in the video. The video is great though, I liked it, and I am better equipped now to do the job on my car. Thank you for the video and for the response. Wish you a good day.
Thank you. I wish you great day too.
@@repairvehicle Thank you... I have just finished replacing the rear brake pads on my car. I would like to stress, that your video, particularly the reminder on the inspection of the pins were very valuable and made a big difference in my work. I would have simply ignored their state otherwise. Also, a question. A while back, as well as today, I saw that the pins on the same carrier are different. It appears that one has a rubber band bushing around the tip of it. This was the lower pin. Why are pins different in their construction? I believe they may have been made of different metals as well...
I think the pin size difference is to prevent pins from sticking when it's gets very hot and when it's Cold rubber band is to prevent it from being to loose. When metal cold it's shrinks and when metal hot it expands.
。So that piston is not connected to parking brake
No
Thanks
NP