2016-2021 Honda Civic - How to Replace the Rear Brakes and Rotors Manually
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- Опубликовано: 22 янв 2023
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www.youcanic.com/forum/ This video provides a detailed guide on manually replacing the rear brakes and rotors on a 2016-2021 Honda Civic. The video is ideal for anyone who wants to save money on car repairs by doing it themselves or for anyone interested in learning about basic car maintenance. The presenter provides step-by-step instructions on removing the old brakes and rotors and installing new ones, highlighting the tools needed for the job. The video also provides helpful tips on properly torquing the lug nuts and bleeding the brake lines after the installation. Overall, the video is a comprehensive resource for Honda Civic owners who want to learn how to replace their rear brakes and rotors manually.
This video is based on the 2020 Honda Civic 5-door hatchback (FK4/FK7/FK8) equipped with a 1.5 litter (L15B7) I4 turbo engine and CVT transmission. The 1.5L turbo engine is also found on Honda CR-V and Honda Accord.
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Great video, very helpful. I don't remember hearing, but the wrench to wind the spline is 9 mm box or socket.
Hello, thanks for your comment and we're glad you found the video helpful! You're correct, the wrench to wind the spline is a 9 mm box or socket.
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Do you need to remove electronic parking brake if you’re only doing pads and rotors ? Or you remove if doing caliper ?
Thanks for your query! It's always recommended to disengage the electronic parking brake when replacing pads and rotors to avoid any accidental activation. For caliper replacement, it's necessary to do so. At Youcanic, we're committed to helping car owners understand their vehicles better. Our resources, including the Youcanic scanner and factory repair manuals, are designed to support you in this process. Feel free to explore our site or ask any questions there.
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@@YOUCANICthanks for your response! What size Allen key is the black cap
Hi can I use a OBD to release the EPB?
Thanks for your question! Yes, you can use an OBD scanner to release the EPB on most vehicles. On our website, www.youcanic.com, we offer free resources, guides, and our own YOUCANIC scanner to support you through this process.
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What's the tool that you uses 3 minutes and 55 seconds into the video to turn the piston back
Thanks for your question! The tool you're referring to is a brake caliper piston tool. It's a useful device for rotating the piston back into the caliper when changing brake pads. At Youcanic, we're passionate about providing resources and tools like the YOUCANIC scanner to make car maintenance simpler and educate car enthusiasts.
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Whats the torque specs for glide pins and the caliper bolts?
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Whats the name of the tool i need for the electric break again
Hello! The tool you're asking about is likely an Automotive Electric Brake Bleeder. Remember, At Youcanic we're committed to helping car owners like you save money and gain confidence with your vehicle. Don't hesitate to explore our resources at www.youcanic.com and make use of our Youcanic scanner to make your car maintenance tasks simpler.
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Mybad I'm talking about the tool u used 3 minutes and 55 seconds into the video to spin the piston back
@@martinpierce7403you can use a large C clamp and the old break pad just make sure it goes in nice and even
tell me why when no matter where i love the damn motor it keeps pushing the piston out
Thanks for your question! The piston issue you're experiencing could be caused by various factors and it's difficult to provide an exact solution without more details. Youcanic is here to help and we encourage you to utilize our guides, resources, and our exclusive YOUCANIC scanner for detailed analysis.
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how are you gonna tell viewers to rotate the motor to retract the piston but the pistion just keeps pushing out
@@matthwsperlingturn it clockwise it will push it out a bit then once you have turned it quite a bit it will look like nothing happened but then you use a clamp to push the piston in