Great video. Appreciate you laying out all the tools and items needed. They seem pretty normal other than the sensor in the pad. As a brand new owner of a 17 Metris it's good to know that there are those who have gone before.
We got our parts from Rockauto.com. Just input your vehicles info and the items they have available for it will display for you. Their inventory changes regularly.
@@arproductions6895 - nice job for a non-mechanic. I was considering having a shop do mine but after watching your video I think I'll do my own. I've done a considerable amount of my own mechanical work since I was a teenager and this is simple compared to other things I've done.
Great stuff. Need a vid covering diff and trans oil change.
Thanks for tutorial, I was doing it less professional but my next change I’ll follow your instructions
Great video. Appreciate you laying out all the tools and items needed. They seem pretty normal other than the sensor in the pad. As a brand new owner of a 17 Metris it's good to know that there are those who have gone before.
Great stuff. Thank you. We love our Metris Van man !
Yes we do too!
You doing good thanks for showing us
Its been really helpful. Thanks so much!!
Glad it helped!
excellent vid, thank you
Grate job , awesome video
Thanks 👍
Cabin filter video in the works ? Thanks
thanks !
I am looking to buy a metris van just really would like to know if it’s expensive to fix it if anything breaks
Appreciate the tutorial. I will be attempting this over 4th of July weekend. How hard is it to replace calipers as well?
Not sure, have not done that yet.
Could you put name of part you used? Where I can buy them from? Thanks
We got our parts from Rockauto.com. Just input your vehicles info and the items they have available for it will display for you.
Their inventory changes regularly.
So you only replace the front pads only? My van says it’s so for new pads but idk if to do all four
Yes, only the fronts needed it.
How many miles on the Metris when you did this?
67,000 miles
@@arproductions6895 first time change at 68k.?
Yes, first time for us. We do drive a lot of highway miles.
@@arproductions6895 - nice job for a non-mechanic. I was considering having a shop do mine but after watching your video I think I'll do my own. I've done a considerable amount of my own mechanical work since I was a teenager and this is simple compared to other things I've done.
What's the wheel nut (lug nut) torque spec?
I have a 2020 Metris.
Mitchell/ Pro Demand does NOT have a torque spec listed.
If you have the steel wheels like I do, the torque is 150 ft pounds.