HOW TO EASILY REPLACE BRAKE PADS AND ROTORS ON A JEEP WRANGLER JK

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Hope this video helps you remove your caliper and change your brakes and rotors. I tried to include some tips and tricks for making your brakes easier to change next time as well as keep there performance at its best. Thanks again for watching and i hope this walks you through installing your new brake pads and rotors.

[@BryanTangren]

quick and to the point. great refresher, thanks for putting this together!

[@lorenzomorgan8195]

I just did mines and this helped tremendously. Thank you for the guidance!

[@SullivanScientific]

Thank you! I have the same year jku. Doing all 4 wheels soon, so nice to see it before I do it. Thanks!

[@ChmbrSE7EN]

Very clear and to the point! I enjoyed this video and feel a lot more confident working on my gf's Jeep! Thank you!

[@misterfoes]

Awesome vid. Ty

[@richardmiller3808]

Nice video. However a couple points. 1. You don’t want to put anti-seize on the rotor. 2. Blue locktite is strong enough to hold, never Red.

[@thekeach]

How long would you expect the front pads and rotors to take to replace?

[@gabrielgunvaldson79]

Anything wrong with just putting the vehicle in 4 low instead of lowering it down to torque the lug nuts?

[@davidhumphries591]

Would have handled the job anyway but this made it so much easier. Cheers.

[@daniellethewatertrainer]

Thank you SO MUCH for this video! What was the orange lubricant you used? Permatex?

[@justchillbruh69]

yes, would also like to know

[@ghostlyrich]

Yes permatex brake lubricant

[@canuckloyalist4681]

Red loctite....you're frickin nuts buddy. I want to see the video of you taking this apart!

[@ghostlyrich]

@@canuckloyalist4681 lol kinda just did this is my second or third time doing it on this jeep, the mountains chew the pads especially rears

[@adamfalconbury9313]

Thought you had a good informational video other them Telling them to use red lock tight. Definitely want to use blue not red. The next brake job will be a nightmare

[@tonyportella994]

what is the orange stuff? what brand rotors and pads?

[@BakedDaily]

Grease or lube

[@tonyportella994]

Brand of the yellow stuff and what brand of rotors and pads?

[@danieljurgill1681]

When you first start to take the pins out, you said to stop the nut from spinning is to use a box wrench . I am sure you meant to say OPEN END wrench.

[@TheTrailblazer1974]

Make sure parking brake is off rotor will come off much easier

[@FR4G0UTX]

So your not supposed to bleed the brakes ? At all ?

[@ghostlyrich]

Not unless your feeling sponginess or weak braking.

[@wrollins1984]

Great video thank you

[@explod33]

Get a jaw puller for the rotors.

[@chuckplainview4085]

The dog going to duster land from that brake cleaner