But word to the wise, that wear sensor is incredibly fragile. Not sure if it was already broken when I popped it out but the magnet side was definitely snapped in half by the time I finished.
Great video, wanted to make sure I have all the socket sizes I need before I started. I use copper grease on the pads as well, I only use silicone grease on the guide pins.
About the copper grease, don't put it on the caliper pins,... it damages and deteriorates the rubber boots. Use silicone grease for that. Copper is ok everywhere else mentioned.
Fantastic! Glad you found the video useful! Now you mention it... I'm sure I had to reset it through the cars menu (did I forget to film/upload that!?) I will double check and get back soon.
If memory serves me right, this is what I done... ruclips.net/video/OqS0YXuiWxU/видео.html If this fails, Google "bmw x1 brake reset". Really sorry I missed that bit! I will need to find the video and edit it in.
i put grease on sliders. brakes seem to last way longer. and you find some brakes hard to get out in a year or 2 with out grease causing to not back off after braking
Hi there. Not sure of the specific torque setting. You will be able to find out through Google. I change wheels every day so I know how tight they should be by feel.
Kako napraviš podešavanje poslje promjene pločica bez računala nemožeš. Ovo nije dobro.Mora se napraviti podešavanje klipa na kočionom cilindru poslje zamjene pločica bez računala to nemožeš napraviti.....
Thanks for that trick with the electric motor and spinning the parking brake bolt with a socket! Worked like a charm with a 11/32 socket.
But word to the wise, that wear sensor is incredibly fragile. Not sure if it was already broken when I popped it out but the magnet side was definitely snapped in half by the time I finished.
Very nice! I gotta do this job this week on my car. Great help this video
Great thanks! Cool helpful Video! How much more is needed to remove the rotors? lock nut and pad assembly?
Great video, wanted to make sure I have all the socket sizes I need before I started. I use copper grease on the pads as well, I only use silicone grease on the guide pins.
Glad you found the video useful.
About the copper grease, don't put it on the caliper pins,... it damages and deteriorates the rubber boots. Use silicone grease for that. Copper is ok everywhere else mentioned.
Thank you so much it’s interesting I did it with your Visio👏
This was amazingly helpful and I did this over the weekend thanks to yoir video. However, how do I reset the light afterwards?
Fantastic! Glad you found the video useful!
Now you mention it... I'm sure I had to reset it through the cars menu (did I forget to film/upload that!?)
I will double check and get back soon.
If memory serves me right, this is what I done...
ruclips.net/video/OqS0YXuiWxU/видео.html
If this fails, Google "bmw x1 brake reset".
Really sorry I missed that bit! I will need to find the video and edit it in.
Great video worked gor me very easy 👍
Thank you for the comment.
Glad you found the video helpful.
i put grease on sliders. brakes seem to last way longer. and you find some brakes hard to get out in a year or 2 with out grease causing to not back off after braking
Great video simple and clear
Thanks mate, This little video is a great help.
Great tutorial 👍💯👍...Keep Up The Great Work ..Cheers ..🍺
Yazmin Venice Beach CA 🌴🏄♂️
Alles gut und schön, mach doch alle teile sauber mit Metal Bürste
Very good video you make it seem so easy 👍
How can I repost BMW X1 rear wheel brake fluid kids pleas
I saw a video where they didn't remove the motor maybe it was the front
How can I release the automatic parking brake in a car with an automatic transmission?
Just step on the brake and push down on the emergency brake button
Any idea how much this will cost at a garage in the UK as mine need doing.
Cheers
Steve
Been quoted £300 by BMW
did you need a wear brake sensor for both sides or just the one side
Thank you for your question.
Normally only one side has the sensor fitted.
So you will have one sensor at the front and one at the back.
What torque level did you do tyre bolts to?
Hi there.
Not sure of the specific torque setting. You will be able to find out through Google.
I change wheels every day so I know how tight they should be by feel.
I found out that it's 140nm
Thanks mate
You are welcome.
Hope you found it useful.
Why on earth would you need a computer to change brake pads? What are BMW thinking!!!
Kako napraviš podešavanje poslje promjene pločica bez računala nemožeš. Ovo nije dobro.Mora se napraviti podešavanje klipa na kočionom cilindru poslje zamjene pločica bez računala to nemožeš napraviti.....