VW B5.5 Passat 4Motion How to Replace the Rear Brake Pads and Rotor 1998-2005
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I will show how to remove and replace the rear brake pads and rotor, on a 4motion B5.5 Volkswagen Passat. This should be applicable on the Passat's from these years 1998-2005.
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Just wanted to say that you are doing a very good job! Keep up the amazing work!
Much respect, I appreciate you taking the time to acknowledge my work!
This video help me a lot . Thanks you very much
Is the rear piston a screw in type?
Great work! However I don't understand why you have to apply anti-seize on the wheel hub. The problem is that even an obstacle with the size of a human hair could cause the rotor to not fit flat on the hub and cause vibrations. After cleaning the rust from the hub you could use a drop of oil instead. I like your videos!
Respect for the input 👍🏽
Are you just putting the Jackstand under the pin heels behind the lift point?
Great work my friend. Those rear springs look quite stout on the 4-Motion. I ordered heavy duty replacement springs for my B5, made by Lesjöfors and they are slightly thinner than the factory when measured with my Mitutoyo calipers.
Your rear rotors are larger than on my FWD Passat, but the calipers look the same.
Have you ever dropped the fuel tank on that? I need to find replacement fuel lines for mine as the fittings have rusted out, AND there are several different diameters of hose. 7.5mm ID, 11mm ID, 14mm ID and what looks like 21mm.
Very hard to find fuel-rated hoses of all the different diameters and VW doesn’t offer factory hoses anymore!
Thank you! Yea, the rear springs on the 4motion is designed to manage the extra weight of the rear differential and such. Nah, I've never drop the fuel tank on the B5, you might have to make some custom fuel lines and fittings.
@@CraftyWorkshopBuilds Yes sir. I’m gonna work on the fuel tank today. I’ll let you know how it goes.
@@adamkorekach9936 Cool, let me know.