Disc Brakes: Pad and Rotor Replacement - How to do a Brake Job at Home

[@diggy-d8w]

Good stuff & I don't own the tools & stuff anymore but I've done it a number of times. This will help those who want to help
themselves & Do NOT put it off !! Get it done one way or another but fix the brakes ! peace

[@jgleeson11]

Solid video! Bravo!

[@donniediesel6.789]

Well done. Try bleeding the brakes. Maybe air in the system making that noise.
I have done a lot of brakes jobs over the years! Def hard to even get a torque wrench in there. Just good and tight !

[@EndlessMoneyPits]

Hmm, bleeding the brakes is worth a try. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@znogaragego3421]

There’s a reason why the rotor and pads were unevenly worn. I highly recommend cleaning and lubing the sliding pins. They should be moving more freely.

[@mine9358]

i dont think they are the ones to make noice i think they are there to prevent the pads from squel when braking

[@EndlessMoneyPits]

How does that work?

[@moneyshifters]

first

[@Spiritualwarfare587]

No u cant replace only 1 rotor . U have to replace both

[@EndlessMoneyPits]

What's the reasoning?

[@Spiritualwarfare587]

@@EndlessMoneyPits braking will be uneven will pull more to one side while braking +wear. The new rotor will brake harder will get hotter

[@EndlessMoneyPits]

Why would the new rotor brake unevenly, brake harder, or get hotter? The hydraulic forces between the two front brakes are equal and the materials are the same as before. I don't follow your logic.

[@Spiritualwarfare587]

@@EndlessMoneyPits ok it looks like your logic knows better. U will remember me later

[@EndlessMoneyPits]

So, no answer?