Great video... I was almost scared away from attempting to do the job myself, because a guy at O'Reilly's told me I needed to have a $3000 computer to send the codes to release the calipers. Glad I didn't listen to him. I followed the steps exactly as you presented them, and I was done with both rears in about two hours. Thanks!
Great video, helped a lot. One minor detail...turn the switch on, then do the pedal and parking brake button, then it's "off and on" instead of "on and off".
have a 2020 Nautilus which takes the same pads and rotors can I assume the replacement is the same? Also do you have a recomendation on a brand of pads and rotors ? thanks
I imagine it’s the same process. As long as you get the top quality at the parts store, most work just fine. These were the duralast gold from autozone.
Yes, 7mm for rear, 11mm for the front. My Amazon affiliate link has both 11mm Hex socket (front Brakes) amzn.to/4a2B0zA 7mm Hex socket (rear brakes) amzn.to/3Vc14UK Hex socket set 2mm-14mm amzn.to/3VdPEzM
Want to add that when you put the new pads in, the notches in the caliper piston are supposed to line up with the raised dots on the pad. I’ve heard if that’s not lined up the pad will wear unevenly.
Great video... I was almost scared away from attempting to do the job myself, because a guy at O'Reilly's told me I needed to have a $3000 computer to send the codes to release the calipers. Glad I didn't listen to him. I followed the steps exactly as you presented them, and I was done with both rears in about two hours. Thanks!
I'm glad you showed everthing needed and how to do it. These new brakes are unnecessarily difficult because of new engineering.
great vid would just like to put out there autozone has what is basically a free rental on the brake tool.
Used you links, thnx for the detailed steps.
Hey man that was the easiest set of brakes I have ever dealt with , great video..thanks
great video helped me and my daughter get the job done together.!!!
Great video. Short and to the point. Excellent job...
Thank you for your knowledge and expertise
What is the specific type of brake fluid?
that was dope, these newer electronic park brake can be a struggle if you dont know what you doing
Great video, helped a lot. One minor detail...turn the switch on, then do the pedal and parking brake button, then it's "off and on" instead of "on and off".
Yeah. I said that backwards
Thank you
This is a good looking lil crossover
Looks relatively easily...😊
have a 2020 Nautilus which takes the same pads and rotors can I assume the replacement is the same? Also do you have a recomendation on a brand of pads and rotors ? thanks
I imagine it’s the same process. As long as you get the top quality at the parts store, most work just fine. These were the duralast gold from autozone.
I've had bad luck with rotors at AutoZone, even with the "Gold" level. Their pads are fine, rotors are bad news.
Thank you👍🏽
Is it a hex socket you used? What year is this Edge? My wife's is a 2018
Yes, 7mm for rear, 11mm for the front. My Amazon affiliate link has both
11mm Hex socket (front Brakes) amzn.to/4a2B0zA
7mm Hex socket (rear brakes) amzn.to/3Vc14UK
Hex socket set 2mm-14mm amzn.to/3VdPEzM
@dannyjohnsonsgarage I bought that EXACT Hex kit a few days ago lol. Awesome kit, doing my wife's for the first time tomorrow.
Checked the description and no torque specifications :(
Google my friend.
Any updates on the Tundra.... and did you sell off the Denali....Thanks
Love the tundra. Looking at sequoias.
Want to add that when you put the new pads in, the notches in the caliper piston are supposed to line up with the raised dots on the pad. I’ve heard if that’s not lined up the pad will wear unevenly.
Why do some pistons need to twist to collapse and some dont?
I’m not sure why they have the 2 different styles. It’s usually on rear brakes but I’ve seen the same model of car have one and the other
I think its to keep you from over opening them and causing damage