The new rotors does not cost that much. I just bought two fronts. I let the shop put it on though. I do not have tools. Anyway thank you for the video. It's very informational for a person like me. I am now your new subscriber.
Yeah I know they need replacing, however, I tested it quite a lot after this video, and my brakes work perfectly - despite the condition of the front right rotor. Is it quite easy to change the rotors?
Actually they are different. Physical size and makeup is the same but, the inner pad should have a little metal finger that goes toward the lowest corner. The pads with the finger are different left and right. That finger or squealer is to tell you it’s time for new brakes. It rubs on the rotor and squeaks. The squeak goes away when you step on the brakes.
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The new rotors does not cost that much. I just bought two fronts. I let the shop put it on though. I do not have tools. Anyway thank you for the video. It's very informational for a person like me. I am now your new subscriber.
Yes, you're right, the rotors don't cost much. I'll change mine out soon I reckon. Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it!
WOW Mate! Those Rotors Are Shot! I Just Changed The Rotors And Breaks And rear Shocks On My Wife's 2014 Chevy Cruze.
Yeah I know they need replacing, however, I tested it quite a lot after this video, and my brakes work perfectly - despite the condition of the front right rotor. Is it quite easy to change the rotors?
My Wifes Car Rotors Were Extremely Easy. I Just Watched A Video On Your Suv And It Was Easy To Change Aslo.@@jelreviews
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Ade disk easy to do
is the inter and out brake pad different?
No, they are the same
Actually they are different. Physical size and makeup is the same but, the inner pad should have a little metal finger that goes toward the lowest corner. The pads with the finger are different left and right. That finger or squealer is to tell you it’s time for new brakes. It rubs on the rotor and squeaks. The squeak goes away when you step on the brakes.
Your disks need replacement.