1992-1995 Honda Civic Front Brake Pad Replacement

This video is a tutorial on how to replace your front brake pads on Civics from various years with a similar brake setup. The vehicle used in this video is a 1994 Honda Civic EX coupe with the larger front disc brakes and larger rear drum brakes.
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-UrbanSleepers

[@onemanonedog9997]

Thx! very clear video resolution. Perfect camera perspective. I never changed my own honda breaks before. I will now.

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

You're welcome! Now you don't have to worry about paying anyone else to fix those brakes!

[@ajgeneral7007]

make sure to line up the clipy things to the brake thing

[@jeffreygomez7360]

Thanks bro, I’m gonna b using ur video as a step by step guide

[@billnatan536]

Great video and lovely camera work,

[@datsungarage6524]

great video....no english speak but understud procees

[@JosephDungee]

GREAT Video

[@bryttiandepue6525]

or you just remove the one like 12mm bolt on the caliper and swing the caliper out of the way you don't have to remove the 2 17mm bolts to change brake pads

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

Yes, that also works well.

[@johnnydeville2u]

Where would that 12 mm bolt would be at?

[@bryttiandepue6525]

On the back of the caliper Johnny Deville​

[@MegaModded]

I was fucking triping out I though I did mines wrong for a second ahaha thanks for relieving comment lol

[@johnnydeville2u]

+Bryttian Depue awesome got it, it was pretty difficult to remove the bolts, felt like there sealed lol but I was able to remove them and used the correct pound of pressure to tighten them, and then I went ahead to test out how easier it is to just remove the 12 bolt. It worked out great.

[@johnnydeville2u]

Thanks for the video man! Cheers

[@opsikhaw7078]

gud job sir... more power

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

Thank you!

[@killer1cam606]

E break on or off when opening the piston?

[@nobodyspecial3325]

nice job but get your self a piston tool compressor

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

Joe bova Thank you

[@angelzapien249]

does the cailper come off the cailper bracket

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

+Angel Zapien It should come off after you remove the two bolts from the back

[@isaacperez834]

Thanks

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

You’re welcome

[@kaybevang536]

Same thing on the 91 Integra ?

[@jini08taeki]

Whats the breaker looking thing you use to get the caliper out? I have no idea and want to know before i do my very first brake job

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

jini08taeki the breaker thing is a piece of square tubing I slide the ratchet in to create more leverage to break bolts loose. It’s nothing fancy and you could use a small piece of round tubing to create that leverage.

[@angelzapien249]

cailper don't side off the top pin from the bracket I have the red cailper where do I buy them

[@worldbassify]

Thanks for the video brother.

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

You're welcome bro

[@worldbassify]

Yea man i replaced my brake pads and tires beautifully, then the screws i need a drill for replacing rotors those screws are old, and bolts for the callipers rusted to get to the rotors, need anti rusting spray

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

worldbassify The screws holding the rotors in place were really rusty for me, but they finally loosened up with some brake cleaner!

[@worldbassify]

thank you

[@I_Am_SoSo]

what is the amount of lb needed to tighten the lug screws back with the 12mm? thanks

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

The lug nut torque is 80 lbs but if I remember correctly, the size is 19mm

[@I_Am_SoSo]

UrbanSleepers Official thanks bro!!

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

You’re welcome!

[@migueltorres7858]

What part number are they?

[@angelzapien249]

what kind of coilovers do you have

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

The coil overs are eBay coilovers, but the shocks are Skunk2

[@bullzeyes23]

Thanks for this great Video. I bought my EJ1 from a guy which used to have ITR parts installed. Both my front and rear is disc brake. Not sure which side is OEM. Is the rotor have part number engraved on it so I can easily go and buy to replay it? Is all brake pad size the same? Thanks in advance

[@jackpickle5486]

He stopped posting :(

[@Jmorse81]

Yeah.... maybe not but at least I didn't make a video on how to spell. maybe you should do that instead of showing people the incorrect way to work on vehicles.

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

I've worked on many different components in a vehicle without having any issues, so if the video didn't help you, then there's nothing else I can do to help you. Someone else will be able to gain some knowledge from watching the video. Good luck

[@ajgeneral7007]

i feel so much dumber now that ive watched this video.. thanks

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

I'm not sure how you feel dumber after watching this video, but you're welcome.

[@robertccc927]

Are you filipino?

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

No, I'm Mexican

[@Jmorse81]

this is not the correct way to replace break pads.

[@UrbanSleepersOfficial]

And "break" pads is not the correct way to spell brake pads.

[@jini08taeki]

Dont worry about that guy. He probably doesnt know how to change brakes and pads yet look down on you. Haters always will be haters f em

[@FrostBiteBlood]

Uh uh uh uh