2011-2013 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid - Rear Brake Pad and Rotor Replacement

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www.youcanic.c... This video provides a helpful tutorial on replacing the rear brake pads and rotors on a 2011-2013 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on safely removing and replacing faulty brake pads and rotors, which can become worn or damaged over time. The video also covers important safety tips and reminders for proper vehicle maintenance and servicing. The tutorial is clear and easy to follow, with helpful visuals to guide viewers through the process. By watching this video, Hyundai Sonata Hybrid owners can save money on dealership repairs and perform basic maintenance tasks, ensuring the proper functioning of their vehicle's brakes for optimal safety while driving.
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[@p1epoppa]

I saw a couple videos. I see you removed on of the control arm bolts to make room. I agree with that move.

[@ST_DIY]

Great job and explanation on how to do it, do you know by any chance whats the name of that tool that you punch the bolt out that holds the arm and where to find it?

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Thanks for your comment, we're glad you found our video helpful! The tool you're referring to is called a Punch Tool. You can find it at most automotive parts stores or online. At Youcanic, we aim to make car maintenance easier for car owners and we have plenty of resources on our website to assist you with your maintenance needs. Don't hesitate to ask us any questions on our site.
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[@cjgeun]

Great Job!! Thanks!

[@danrobinson8885]

Nice video but it’s missing the different for angles!

[@kjjohnson37]

How challenging is it to get that swing arm back up and bolted in?

[@Toy_Checker]

It's a bitch. I just got finished doing one. Had to put the bolt back in backwards. And you have to unbolt the shock as well. The push it forward