Mini Countryman Front Brakes DIY

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2021
  • Welcome everyone! In this video I show you how to change the front brakes on a Mini Cooper Countryman S. This is the first video of 3 that shows you how to service the brakes.
    Thanks goes out to FCP Euro for helping out with the parts. Here is the link to purchase the brake kit.
    www.fcpeuro.com/products/mini...
    They have many options so check them out at
    www.fcpeuro.com/Mini-parts/Co...
    Instagram ► / kevins_european_garage
  • Авто/МотоАвто/Мото

Комментарии • 29

  • @user-jb5es9ui6g
    @user-jb5es9ui6g 4 месяца назад +1

    Totally helped me out. This was the first time I ever attempted brake and rotor replacement and didn't get stuck once because of your attention to detail in your instructions which is so important for home mechanics.

  • @jakepollard8093
    @jakepollard8093 8 месяцев назад +1

    Great Video and spec data!
    I did all four rotors and pads. It was pretty straight forward. Carefully used a single hydraulic jack and did one wheel at a time.
    I used Bimmerlink to put parking brake in service mode. You still have to put the calipers back. $29 software and $40 OBD Adapter
    Rear Sensor connector is easily accessible, front (drivers side) requires pulling back wheel well trim. 5 Screws and 1 pin were required to be removed.
    Rear rotors are removable without removing the bracket. They slide right out after the caliper is removed.
    Brake fluid reservoir is under that plastic piece under the hood.

  • @waltersamudio3673
    @waltersamudio3673 Год назад +1

    God bless you brother! Thank you for posting that video. I changed the brakes and rotors on my son’s mini following your video. 🎉

  • @MickRonin
    @MickRonin Год назад +1

    1200 bucks the dealership wanted for front breaks only... you saved me a ton of money man. Happy to sub, and hope you keep up the great work!

  • @yolly88
    @yolly88 Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for making this tutorial video!! You saved me tons of money!

  • @JohnWeaver61
    @JohnWeaver61 10 месяцев назад

    Good Job Kevin, Very informative video for the DIY'ers. Keep em coming!

  • @pule977
    @pule977 9 месяцев назад +1

    You make everything look so easy 🤙💫

  • @Recarlo43
    @Recarlo43 2 года назад

    Great work!

  • @chrisbellevue
    @chrisbellevue 2 года назад

    Thank you for this video 🙏🏾👊🏾!

  • @johnnymoretti
    @johnnymoretti 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks. Did my wife's 2013 Countryman S All today. Hardly any rust or issues. One thing, though. The bottom slider pin on the fronts are different from the top one to the bottom one. The bottom one might have a black "silicone" band near the end of the pin bolt. Be sure you put anti-seize lube on the pins. You don't want that black band to ever swell. It will never come out on your next brake job, and you may have to buy a whole new bracket. Anyway, thanks for the video!!

  • @GLOBALPRINT24H
    @GLOBALPRINT24H Год назад

    Thanks for the great tutorials, very good work and description (given key numbers and tightening force). Will there be more Mini Countryman S movies?

  • @adamm.1749
    @adamm.1749 Год назад

    Good video. No need to bleed brakes? I know you didn’t open up the brake lines, but it always seems the pedal isn’t as stiff.

  • @dj5752
    @dj5752 10 месяцев назад +1

    Did you have to loosen the master cylinder cap when compressing the caliber?

  • @wayne5000
    @wayne5000 2 года назад

    Very helpful. Thank you. Can you recommend a good place that compares different brands and materials for pad/rotor combinations? So many choices & it's hard to get an unbiased review. 2016 Countryman S All4 (R60). Thanks again!

    • @KevinsEuropeanGarage
      @KevinsEuropeanGarage  2 года назад +1

      I don't know a good video for brands etc but this is a good video about different compounds and other details. very well explained and has other video for brakes.
      ruclips.net/video/sOzd5o8B7eA/видео.html

  • @miketdavies
    @miketdavies 2 года назад +1

    Hey. Based on the uneven wear on the rotor, I think the caliper sliders are stuck. Hopefully your re-greasing will fix that issue!

    • @KevinsEuropeanGarage
      @KevinsEuropeanGarage  2 года назад +1

      They rusted on the inside cause the car sat at the dealer without being driven much when i purchased the car. The rotors would get moisture on inside after a rain or something like that and the never dry off. Over time the rust got so bad that the braking started suffer. The slides weren’t frozen at all they moved freely in the hanger.

  • @WJACOTT
    @WJACOTT 2 года назад +1

    Hey Kevin! Great vids!
    Hope you can help me out.
    I can’t find a tutorial video or pictures of how to change the gas filter and the gas pump on the countryman… the most I found is that the countryman pump is not under the seat as previous minis.
    Do you have an idea where they are found ? Txs in advance

    • @KevinsEuropeanGarage
      @KevinsEuropeanGarage  2 года назад

      Thanks for watching. I haven’t looked into doing that yet. Im not familiar with how its set up. Alldata diy would be good to have i have it for my Porsche’s but not the mini i think i need it .

  • @thomasdinneny5899
    @thomasdinneny5899 Год назад

    Thanks for the great tutorial and the links in the comments work fine. However, I want to caution people about the FCP Euro website. When I searched for 2016 Mini Cooper Countryman S All 4 it returned the wrong part number. If you press the verify fit button it says the parts only fit 2003 to 2006. Unfortunately, I ended up ordering the wrong parts and now I have to return them.
    I want to be clear that this is not an issue with the video or the links you provided. It’s a problem with the FCP Euro website. I had two other people check the website and none of us noticed the verify fit button. Why would a website return a part that doesn’t match the search criteria. Very frustrating. Just wanted to share so others don’t make the same rookie mistake.

  • @kencurtis5886
    @kencurtis5886 Год назад

    Love the video but I wasn't sure what year Countryman you were working on.

  • @i.love.halloween7735
    @i.love.halloween7735 Год назад

    Great video. Do you need to change the break wear sensor when changing the pads

    • @slimpickens8589
      @slimpickens8589 Год назад

      Did you determine if you needed to replace the wear sensor? I tried to reuse the sensor and I now can't clear the brake warning light on the dash. I think if the sensor trips causing the dash warning light, the sensor will need to be replaced.

    • @KevinsEuropeanGarage
      @KevinsEuropeanGarage  Год назад

      I always change the wear sensors when changing pads. Once a wear sensor makes contact with the rotor they are no longer good

  • @PrimalNaCl
    @PrimalNaCl 2 года назад

    Running up against the flanged inner "nut" just now. Had come from passenger side rear. Amazing that the calipers are _that_ _radically_ different. The flange though. That's gotta be some asshole anti-right to repair hurdle nonsense.
    There's gotta be a special place in hell reserved for the jerks that designed/signed off on that.