How to replace brake pads on a 2009 toyota camry

How to video on how to change the brake pads on a 2009 Toyota Camry. I am using my craftsman max axess tool set. If you have any questions shoot me a message. Below i have linked parts and tools used to change pads
Brake pads- amzn.to/3iRjolt
Lug Nut remover- amzn.to/3J2pNF3
Car Jack- amzn.to/3XLgL3l
Clamp to compress the caliper- amzn.to/3J86Fpe
Socket set- amzn.to/3QYOcNN

[@jazu40]

From all vids i saw you are the only one who didn't remove calipers entirely. I like this way. I used your method few months to replace front pads. Now is time for rear ones. Thanks bro for your directions.

[@ghostbinder]

This is an awesome tutorial, great job with the camera and with the instructions. Using this video to change my brakes

[@aznweeb5890]

Thank you my man fixing my 09 as we speak

[@boobizzy4173]

Thanks brother!!!! This helped me a lot!!! Love the background music. Music is a universal healer. Bless

[@773Josh]

how did you get that damn hubcap off 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Cappilot1]

lol

[@1978MODO]

As far as I know Toyotas and most Japanese cars use metric bolts only so I am not sure how you got 9/16 on there

[@kimjongun4977]

14 mm

[@mmedina1114]

That was easy lol. Thanks for the help man

[@kriscamp608]

thanks bro, im swapping mine out this summer, rotors too

[@unapro3]

I would assume that the "lifetime warranty" is only for defects, not when the pad wears out. They wouldn't make much money if they sold the pads and then replaced them for free until the original purchaser dies.

[@wasblind4835]

Do you need to bleed the brakes when you change the pads?

[@thetexaschainsaw9366]

No only when you change out the calipers. But you can its just prefererence

[@wasblind4835]

@@thetexaschainsaw9366 Good thing I wasn’t waiting on a answer. I wrote that 4 years ago. Lol.😜

[@thetexaschainsaw9366]

Lol i know man

[@adamm5612]

My friends or someone tell me ? in toyota avensis 2009 I have an electric brake so I need to open the brake with the help of an interface using a computer or I can normally go back with the help of a tool?Thank you very much.

[@henrythoreau3681]

It's 13mm, not 14mm.

[@jazu40]

Are rear brakes the same?

[@camboshowsitall]

Yes rear brakes are the same

[@Dexion845]

Coulda sworn it was a 14mm

[@rtoor7129]

Nothing shown in detail

[@jrsuarez8170]

Mejor uvieras aser el video en Español..con esos corridos se VA ofender los hueros.

[@camboshowsitall]

haha ise uno en espanol tambien

[@jimpinckard7891]

Very distracting with that mexican "music" in the background.

[@chevyxrz]

so if it would of been country or some other kind of white music would the video still be distracting

[@jimpinckard7891]

Yes. Why do you need any music for a diy video anyway?

[@ETERNALCYCLES]

Porque? no entiendo , me gusta la música

[@jazu40]

Are rear brakes the same?

[@camboshowsitall]

Sorry For the delayed response but yes it is the same process for the front in the back. Unless your rear brakes are drum brakes but most new cars have pads on the front and in the rear