2015 Lexus rc350 F-sport Brake Pads installation

Changing the left and right brake pads on 2015 Lexus rc350 F-Sport.
On The back of the brake pad of original says Textar T4146 - FF - 02 -477 - HL10
Textar T4146-FF A14 429165 05/14
New brake pad pt No: 04465-30491

[@TLC_MACHINERY_REPAIR]

700 dollars at Lexus of north Miami just to do that lol thanks for the vid poster.

[@mr.foshow5474]

Sorry took me so long to put up the Original part number for those of you who had asked check it out in the description I put up the old one and the new part number thanks let me know if you have any other comments or concerns

[@roberteverett9579]

Akebono pads don't squeak and no dust.

[@lavesh4172]

This video helped a lot, thanks 👍🏾

[@arthurl.9985]

Did you use synthetic brake lube? Also should have cleaned off the old brake dust before installing the new pads.

[@BibW-t5g]

You didn’t resurface nor change the rotors!

[@mr.foshow5474]

Hi. I didn’t need to it only needed the break pads. The break pads were still good but I decided to change it early.

[@distantvibezz9945]

Why you pad slapping, it’s going to cause the rotors to squeak

[@kashifusmani3595]

could you kindly provide the Original Toyota/Lexus Brake pad number

[@roundman74]

didn't think you would have to bleed them unless you take the whole caliper off

[@andyburnett8012]

That's just what I was thinking, I'm about to do my brakes on my R C 300h which I'm hoping are just as easy, but wouldn't be doing any bleeding?

[@fernandozarco5371]

​@Andy Burnett did you bleed the breaks or no?

[@worldoftanks787]

You right about the aftermarket brake pads.. only use oem. Learn my lesson

[@JShirk]

Thanks man!

[@directorbrandx]

Do you have a similar video for the rear break pads? On my 2015 RC 350 F-Sport, they are different than those found in the front.

[@clasikone5645]

So y’all just gonna not explain how to do the rear brakes?

[@durkjenkins578]

It's BRAKE not break

[@mr.foshow5474]

Durk Jenkins thanks I did not see that

[@rafahernandez9349]

Is the same for 2016 rc 200t

[@mr.foshow5474]

I got it at autozune has life time warranty

[@mr.foshow5474]

I don’t have it. Cause I threw them out.

[@adammajid6327]

good video 👍

[@luptonpittman6520]

Don’t break your brake pads

[@ladyhornetaquatics895]

Fail

[@dontescroggins9198]

Question

[@Cjcastillo6]

Did you try Monroe Ceramic pads?

[@mr.foshow5474]

Cjcastillo6 no I don’t thinks so. I put original parts directly from Lexus.

[@billynguyen6479]

Hi bro, thank you for the video. This is very helpful! how do you change the rear pads? Is it the same?

[@mr.foshow5474]

Billy Nguyen the rear is easy than front.

[@billynguyen6479]

@@mr.foshow5474 thank you! i feel more confident now :)

[@clasikone5645]

@@mr.foshow5474 how to do the rear

[@mr.foshow5474]

I didn’t get to do that’ I sold my car. I sure it’s easy then the front ones. But do check around before you start

[@tuantrd]

Amateur ! No grease?

[@andyburnett8012]

I would use ceramic brake grease on those back plates to prevent squeaking

[@go0ky486]

Which pads have you used? I'm currently using Akebono and they squeal like a mother! Ik guessing it's the pads... but hoping it's not at the same time. The OEM pads are way too dusty.

[@mr.foshow5474]

I got them from the Lexus dealership. A friend of mine has shop and was order through them.

[@kennyshiozaki1003]

Make sure to apply brake lube to the contact parts. I just did mine and no sound whatsoever.

[@wesleygamboa2475]

Do you need to bleed both sides after installing the brake pads? What happens if you don’t bleed them?

[@rickslick75]

Nothing, you don’t need to bleed the brakes when your just changing pads. Just press and release the brake pedal a few times to return the brake fluid that was pushed back into the reservoir when the pads were removed.