This Jeep Renegade needs new brakes. Lets DIY!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- This is just a video on changing the brakes on a Jeep Renegade.
It's pretty straight forward but there are a couple things worth mentioning.
Hopefully it helps someone out there. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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there is a brake service mode in the settings on the radio that will retract the rear caliper pistons for you with the motors that operate the electronic emergency brake.
Good info to have! Thank you!
I just found this option after watching the video lol was about to comment the same thing lol
That's what I came here to find out. I'm always a little cautious about pushing fluid back to the master cylinder. Some makes and models it's a no no. Found it. Thanks!
How do I go about this?
Roy - thank you. Your comment here, coupled with this gentleman’s video, both saved the day, more than you could possibly believe. Brakes were $200 but here in HI they wanted $1,200 to do this process. So I did it.
Dude when I saw you kick off the tire with your bare feet I started dying 😂😂 well done. I
My daughter and son, both teens, did my front brake pads today in around an hour thanks to this video! Very nicely done.
I assume you have died in a brake related automobile accident.
I wanted to add that a lot of new rotors need to be sprayed and cleaned before installation with brake cleaner to remove the film or oil that is on it after production. If I recall correctly companies due this to aid in storage life.
We all have that "janky screwdriver"...I have them in several sizes....Thanks for the video!
If it's stuck, put your feet here...and break your legs 🤣
Easiest method is to crank it up and turn the wheel slightly until it pops off.
Lol the barefoot mechanic should be your name 🤣🤣
Thanks for the helpful video!!!
Excellent tutorial! Of course I still wouldn't be able to do it myself 🤣🤣
"Look at that nice new rotor. It'll look just like the old one in a couple of months."
Hope you have changed both brake discs of the same axle at same time, it's cheap and safe.
Check procedures if brake caliper fixing screws should be replaced when brake discs are changed, because red thread-locker is used.
Yup. Both front rotors and pads and then rear pads only.
Hey man did u replace the driver front brake rotor? U install it and adds 15 lbs of torque to the brakes.
Thank you sir!
great video, thanks!... where did you put the jack stand by the way.. under the control arm?
I believe so!
Hey💥 Ya might wanna put on some Flipflops" for protection !! "Gheeesh 🙄"
Them is my Australian work boot!
On this jeep on the rear pads was there little nubs on the brake pads that the caliper piston notches has to line up with? What year is this jeep??
I don't recall any nubs the brake pads had to line up with.
I believe this is a 2015 Renegade.
I always change my brakes barefoot.. when I work on anything I have to take off my shoes
It's an ancient tradition passed on from my ancestors.
@@bruceyyyyy lmao. Just had to say something.. your a good sport !
@@bruceyyyyy Haha love it.
use a c clamp to compress the piston while caliper still bolted to spindle....
Should you bleed the break lines after changing on the Jeep Renegade? Do you start from a certain tire position... Front left to right to back? Thanks
Not a bad idea. Usually it's done furthest from the ABS pump and working your way towards it.
@@bruceyyyyy ok thanks. Ill check on that
How do you put the automatic park break back on?
It just retracts into the caliper. Then the forest time you set it it takes an extra moment to calibrate itself.
0:48 smacks and marks the alloy wheel. Brilliant.
I watched this in HD and can't see what you're talking about.
Any problems reusing the thread locked bolts?
I haven't had any issues but it's not recommended as I believe they are torque to yield.
what was tool needed to remove the e brake on the rear brakes?
I used needle nose here but much recommend a caliper wind back tool.
@@bruceyyyyy THERE IS ACTUALLY A MENU OPTION BY THE RADIO AND YOU SELECT SERVICE BRAKES AND IT RETRACTS THE BRAKE AUTOMATICALLY AND SETS IT BACK WHEN YOU'RE DONE
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@@libralongstroke For me, this option is not available, only turning on or off the brake while parking. What should I do in this case?
Why don't you do a video of changing the brake caliper? I am working on a jeep renegade front brakes and the caliper piston is all the way out. How would you change THAT?
You can use channel locks or they make specific tools to compress the brake piston assuming it's not seized.
Tough to put lug bolts on any tips anyone?
Use both hands :)
You had uneven wear on your pads.. you might have a caliper issue 🤔
Slider pins would be my thoughts.
Dealership charged me $700 to replace the two front rotors T-T
Good job tho
How cheap can you be the only replace one rotor.
If you read the comments, you would see that he did both.
No comments about the bare feet?!?! Lmao
It's a West Virginia thing. : D
F***ing gross lol.
That was dumb why why what if it rolled forward or backwards if parking brake fails.
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In this video you can see how to do the brake service mode
It’s just the back brakes that need the e-brake retraction.
What a nice Fiat!
I'm surprised I didn't get more flak for calling Jeep an Italian company last video.
@@bruceyyyyy actually I quite like these little Jeeps.
@@moonsapling They're certainly peppy! I like the look and the 4wd system seems good. I'm trying to convince the owner to go off road with us but he's got a newborn so that seems unlikely.
The ride is a little harsh on this thing. And it's noisey. But at 80k he says this is the first work it's needed other than oil and filters.
I like them a lot, they remind me of the old geo tracker because of their size and offroad capabilities.
Miss my Samurai