The video was concise and accurate and showed each step in a logical and easy to understand fashion. It made my project go better than It would have otherwise. I actually used the TRQ breaks and rotors as well so was pleased to see the online tutorial. Well done.
Great video, thanks. One tip, Caliper piston was stuck for me but I just pressed the brake pedal to get it unstuck and then was able to depress it all the way when I tried again.
Amazing video, so helpful in doing this myself. Using blue loctite might be a good idea for the 17mm calliper bracket bolts, as an extra precaution. Also for anyone who hasn’t bought parts yet, if all of your wheels have disk brakes you most likely need the 196mm rotors, but if you have drum brakes in the back you will most likely need the 176mm. Save yourself the time and don’t make the same sizing mistake I made lol.(and yes this comment only applies to the 2.4l 4cylinder Camry.
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The video was concise and accurate and showed each step in a logical and easy to understand fashion. It made my project go better than It would have otherwise. I actually used the TRQ breaks and rotors as well so was pleased to see the online tutorial. Well done.
One of the best demo of replacing Brake Pad & rotor of Camry 2006 !! Many thanks
How about the rear ones of the Camry 2002-2006 ??
Great video, thanks. One tip, Caliper piston was stuck for me but I just pressed the brake pedal to get it unstuck and then was able to depress it all the way when I tried again.
Amazing video, so helpful in doing this myself. Using blue loctite might be a good idea for the 17mm calliper bracket bolts, as an extra precaution.
Also for anyone who hasn’t bought parts yet, if all of your wheels have disk brakes you most likely need the 196mm rotors, but if you have drum brakes in the back you will most likely need the 176mm. Save yourself the time and don’t make the same sizing mistake I made lol.(and yes this comment only applies to the 2.4l 4cylinder Camry.
Do you have any video to demonstrate for TOYOTA Camry 2002-2003 2.4L rear brake shoes replacement?
Great Video! Really good practice standards and not just slapping them in and closing them up.
Excellent video. Very good narrative and narration. Thank you very much!
Excellent instructional video. Succinct yet informative
What type of grease is that ? Where can it be purchased?
You don’t open the bleeder valve when depressing the piston?
I hope that was a rubber friendly grease you used on the guide pin boots because ordinary grease will make the rubber swell.
Excellent instruction video.
ever step is clear
Awesome video! Thank you!
Can I ask what gloves you're wearing? All of mine tear two minutes into a job.
Great Video! Thank you
Excellent video!
Great job.
Could of cleaned the calipers some
Nice video. Well done.
Anyone have the torque specs for those two bolts he torqued down.