How to Replace the Brake Caliper on a 2011 Toyota Sienna!

Easy to follow step-by-step guide on how to replace your own calipers! Helpful tip: make sure to flush your brake system when changing your brakes, it's one of the ways to maintain a healthy and proper brake system.
Tools Used:
-Hood prop.
-Rubber mallet.
-3/8in impact.
-3/8in ratchet.
-12mm socket.
-14mm socket.
-17mm socket.
-12mm wrench.
-Screwdriver.
-Air gun.
-Bottle of water with a hole in cap.
-Ceramic grease.
Parts Used:
-Caliper
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[@rudy5454]

When you removed the brake hose from the caliper does a lot of brake fluid drip out? Is there anything you can do to prevent the brake fluid from dripping or leaking? Or do you just have to switch the brake hose very quickly from the old caliper to the new caliper?
Also when bleeding the brakes after at the end, how many times would you recommend to push the pedal down and open the bleeder screw to release brake fluid out? I know you usually look for air bubbles but I didn’t see it in the video. Would you Also recommend bleeding all 4 calipers or just the one that was changed? Sorry for All the questions….