2009-2016 Audi A4/A5/Q5 Front Brake Replacement
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- Опубликовано: 1 май 2022
- Today, I will be replacing the front brakes on a 2014 Audi A4. This brake replacement also applies to 2009-2016 Audi A4 Allroad, Audi A4 Avant 2009-2016, Audi A5 2007-2016, Audi Q5 2008-2016, Audi S4 2010-2016, Audi S5 2008-2016.
This is a detailed video on how to replace your front brakes on your Audi A4/A5/Q5/S4/S5. If you are a DIY mechanic and looking to save some money this video will help you do your brakes on your Audi. This video is to help you step by step and to identify issues with your brake pads and rotors, proper lubrication process to avoid premature brake failure down the road and sizing up your new parts before installing them.
This is my first DIY video so please if I sound nervous bare with me 😂 If you have any recommendations for brake jobs you’d like me to do in the future please leave a message in the comments below. Don’t forget to like and share to help my channel grow so I can bring you in depth DIY videos! Thanks everyone! 😊
Parts used:
Brembo Premium Front Ceramic Brake pads part number #P85098N
Brembo UV coated front rotors 320mm part number #09.B972.11
Permatex Ceramic Extreme Brake Lubricant part number #24126
Tools you’ll need:
13mm socket (Calliper bolts)
17mm socket (Wheel lug nuts)
21mm socket (Calliper bracket bolts)
1/2” swivel attachment (if you have one, if not a long 21mm socket will work)
3/8” ratchet
1/2” impact gun or 1/2” breaker bar (Wheel lug nuts)
Small pry bar or large screw driver or large pliers (To compress brake calliper piston)
T30 torx bit (Removal of factory rotor set screw)
Phillips screw driver (To install new supplied rotor set screw)
Hammer (To remove old rotor)
Wire brush or die grinder with cleaning wheel with either wire or scotch brite wheel (to remove rust from wheel hub and calliper bracket)
Can of brake cleaner (To clean off rust and debris and to clean your tools)
Don’ forget to use jack stands to support the vehicle and wheel blocks to place behind the wheels. Safety first 👍🏻
You did incredible
For a first time video I think you did an amazing job! Much better than other channels that have 1000's of videos. I'm doing my nephews A5 this afternoon, great video!
Thanks man, I’m attempting this on my Audi A4 2009 tomorrow, very nervous but the video was clear and instructions were great!
How’d it go bro? I’m gonna do it soon and I’m a little nervous myself
Great job I like the way you explained everything from start to finish step by step…. Thanks 🙏….
I’m gonna attempt to do my front brakes on my 2015 Audi A4 S line .. hella nervous but gonna give it a shot 😅
Amazing job thank you
Amazing job bro. well explained and shown, keep it up love the work..😊
Thank you so much 😀
Great video, many thanks. Have to do mine soon, 2015 A5. Crazy low kilometers for a 2014.
Did you do it? Any tips? I have the same car
@@danieltene2048 Did the front and rear brakes over the past two weekends. Tough but manageable (had never done them before). Everything is pretty much the same as the video, and is straight forward enough. If you don't have an impact driver, make sure you have a breaker bar for the caliper retainer bolts, they broke my heart for a good hour. The brake pad that sits into the piston of the caliper is also tricky, use a vice grips to pull in the steel shoulders if you cant push it straight into it. Bear in mind you have anti squeal paste on the pads at this point and holding them/pushing into place is made more difficult by you not touching the squeal paste. Good idea to have a box of plastic gloves/nitrile gloves so when you're applying the copper paste/anti squeal you can just put a glove over your work gloves and then just peel it off. Open the brake fluid reservoir and place napkins all around it. I recently had a brake fluid change so was topped up, when you're pushing the piston back it'll drive some fluid out of the reservoir (unless you remove some first which I didn't do). I did have a second person helping me for most of it, especially the re-assembly. Don't hold back on the copper grease, you'll thank yourself in the future, one of my wheels was welded to the disk, took some serious kicking to get it off. Done with small trolley jack, jack stands and basic tools. Had 8-60 Nm and 20-210Nm torque wrenches, definitely torque everything back right if you can. Just send another comment if you're unsure of anything 👍
Same dude 52k and I already had to do front and back
Would be nice if you had the camera at another angle so we could see what you're doing
Great video but can't see where you're putting the pins or what you're doing? Do any other videos after this?
“Odie”??? “Brembro”???
Lol 😂
Yeah….Bro, haha