How to replace Front Brakes, Pads and Rotors on 2017 Hyundai Elantra

Watch as Edtheoldtechguy removes and installs brakes on a 2017 Hyundai Elantra for his friend Mike. By watching this video tutorial you may learn how to replace your front brake pads and rotors in your own car. These are tips learned from years of working on cars as a hobby there is no guarantee that all situations will be captured but it may help. This video could save you money!
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[@leef8063]

He is right, the new brakes pads will absorb oil or grease. Keep everything clean. And is right on for the greasing of parts. Outstanding teacher!

[@sethbaker8179]

Watched this video twice and referenced it a few times but I was able to get everything done in about an hour and a half. Extremely helpful video thank you!

[@johnlong7178]

I have to do the same exact job this weekend. I appreciate your work thanks for posting!

[@TechGorilla1987]

I'm doing this tomorrow. I got a 4 wheel brake kit from RockAuto for a decent price. I sprung for coated rotors and ceramic pads for the first time ever. I'm installing on an '08 Lexus RX 350. My car has center point jack spots. It will be the first time I ever had my whole car up on jack stands. It's the easiest way to change the fluid and all components though.

[@yvesgirard8508]

Super video. I'm watching this from Quebec, Canada. Very usefull. I did mine like a pro because of you. Thanks!!

[@user-zx8wu2hp6u]

Very helpful Video. I like how you did the complete demonstration. Your a very good teacher & demonstrator. You did an excellent job explaining everything slowly and clearly along with showing the video. Good job. Than you for taking the time and showing us. Your Thank you so much, Greatly appreciated

[@gregorymurdock8551]

Thank you for sharing this...great insight! Helping my son with his Elantra

[@mikelastpass689]

Thanks for this instructional video. When I've worked on breaks in the past it would take 90 minutes one side... and 15 on the other. Always something I'd forget about. Now I'll have everything I need at the ready and I won't forget any steps. I'm using akebono breaks for the 1st time as I've heard they are very good & come with all new plates & retaining springs. Thanks Again.

[@sergiosanchez6354]

Nice job on the brakes pads and rotors well explained 👍

[@chrisomalley7536]

Great video, thanks

[@SahilSharma-dl7zy]

You made a very clear and informative video🎥..good job👍

[@TechGorilla1987]

I just noticed that you published this video on my birthday. Nice.

[@drewdimusmaximus9436]

Dont be afraid to whack the love out of that old rotor! Haha. Thanks for the video. I've probably done brake jobs a half dozen times, but not in the past 15 years. I appreciate the chance to get confidence boosted and my memory refreshed before I dive in.

[@user-np8mn3wc3f]

Thank you for the video it helped us out big time!!

[@TechGorilla1987]

Ok. I watched the whole thing now and holy cow, brother. I'm pretty impressed with this video. Great editing and that lavaliere mic is pretty good sounding! I normally have at least something critical to say, but this is really good in my opinion (even the background music which I am normally not a fan of). The only thing I really had to add is the impact screw driver and when you're doing the bedding stops, try not to stay stopped for long if at all. You don't want the hot pads to linger and heat one place in the rotor (unevenly) as that may case a warp.

[@johnsalais2975]

Thanks ed for the information

[@Cabezon76]

Thanks this helped a lot!

[@krist1429]

First! We gotta do my ride next !

[@na-tv6rn]

Thanks for this! Bought some premium pads and rotors from Napa instead of paying the stealership... I've done brakes on my last car, an 09 Toyota Matrix, but always helpful to get a breakdown before tearing apart the assembly on a car for the first time. Easy peazy and back to quiet driving and stopping.

[@annaba2376]

thanks bro , you are the best