Toyota Prius: Rear Wheel Bearing & 4 Wheel Brake Job
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In a previous video • Loud Grinding Noises &... we looked over a customers Toyota Prius that had the ABS and Trac light on as well as a concern about the grinding in the brakes. The parts are in and it's time to get it put together.
-Enjoy!
Part I The Diagnosis: • Loud Grinding Noises &...
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Most patient, gentle insertion I've ever witnessed.
🤣🤣
LMFAO IT WAS SO SATISFYING
😂
I had an orgasm just like everyone else 🎉
Make sure you have plenty of lubrication. A little twist helps now and then as well.
Wow, that second pin was stubborn. I thought you were going to have to buy it dinner first🤣
or a couple drinks 😛
Tell it you love it. Whatever it takes.
Whispering sweet nothings.
Chocolate.
@@kath8562 lmao.
Sliding those pins in was hilarious, you don’t want your rubber to break off 😂
maybe buy it dinner first?
but you have to make sure you use plenty of lube with it to get it in the hole
Loved the pinch and twist too
@matthew Allard >>> All you need is to sweet talk her (talk is cheap) then your set for throbbing night 😆🤭
That explains Ms O's smile.
Whew! Have to go take a cold shower after those caliper pin instructions. LOL. Excellent work once again by the Master of car repair!
I've seen you do a lot of brake jobs over the years, and I've never once missed one. I'll watch and be entertained AND educated with each one.
Without a doubt, the most meticulous brake job I’ve ever seen. Like Michalangelo working a fresco. Well done Sir.
Next we may see Eric wearing a white shop coat and carrying an easel around
C'mon man... In Michelangelo's day all the cars had drum brakes.
I *love* it ! First words Josh says, "Best flare I ever made. Nut's lying on the bench." Yep.
Eric, after that brake caliper rebuild, I almost felt I needed a cigarette and I haven't smoked in years.
So many life lessons with one simple caliper pin!
Bleeding my rear brakes, I asked my wife to assist. She was listening to an audio book at the time and I asked her to press down. She floored the accelerator pedal. I hit my head on the frame. I made a trip to the parts house to get a vacuum hand pump. Retired the lovely assistant.
My day instantly gets better when an SMA video drops. Great work and fun as always! ❤️
I wondered how long you were going to be able to be 100% serious while sliding those brake pins in. You delivered and you delivered good sir.
I have to thank you, Eric, for making these videos. For the second time, something you randomly discussed in one of your videos was the answer to my car problems. Part one of this rusty prius with the rust jacking, I had been having an occasional brake squeal, so I had the wheels off today and decided to do a little brake maintenance myself. Drivers side, rusty pins, relubed, pads fine; passenger side- outside pad was fine, rusty pins again, inside pad- little rock stuck between the squealer and the pad with rust holding it in place, squealer was hitting the rotor, pad was fine. Thanks.
A double fluid film episode, plus brake clean! The good Dr. O is truly too kind to us.
I think it’s cool to see Eric do things by hand like working the brake line to get the flair and the line curvature. That shows his skill.
I love the pride Eric takes in his work, people like that are the best to work with, work for, and do business with. It shows in the little stuff like puttinhg the piece of brake line jacket on the new line so the clamp can be reused and clamp properly
I have probably seen you do a bunch of brake jobs but I don't think it's a hundred. I do enjoy watching you work because number one you're consistent in how you go about things number two you try to do things right by your customers. Take care of Eric I hope you have a Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2023! For you and your family of course.
Good repair and some good old fun as well. The sheep sound effects been missing and honestly saying it myself when the Fluid Film comes out. 🙃 The old tada sound effect for the brake parts cleaner nice to hear again. Oh and the banter between Eric and Vanessa. Oh and the wee sound when the lift went down. Thank you to the O family for the entertainment for today.
Don't forget about Luna, the shop cat. Other than their actual human children, only pets can make a grown man "baby talk" lol!
Man that brake caliper pin part was classic Eric O.
As soon as you let Luna out I was honestly concerned that you might back over her. Good things she's a smart shop kitty and stays by the office door!
Eric Old school Flaring never get old and never will, Brings me back to the days of myself making hundreds of brake lines Working at the Chevrolet shop and Firestone in the 80's and 90's in Eastern New Mexico. Keep up the good and funny work Eric. Love watching you and Mrs. O.
26:54 “I’m about to give you flying lessons” I just LOL.
Loved the Rainman Ray shoutout, you guys are the best mechanics on youtube!
I watch both channels best mechanics
I guess I'm a total car nerd. Rainman Rays Repairs, South Main Auto, Pine Hallow Auto Diagnostics, CSW, and Arod. Also, the Detail geek. 🚗🥰
Hey the Fluid film sound effect is back. 👍👍
Nice video series.
For pipe protection (or in my case cable protection) I use a short piece of heat-shrink tubing. That way it slides on easily, I can move it to exactly where I want it, then give it quick blast of hot air (or lighter flame) to keep it in the perfect position.
You were a true gentleman inserting the pins 🤣🤣
Thanks again for another great show with epic laughs many twists and turns who knew there would even be a CARnival RIDE in this episode... yall are seriously great thanks for all your hard work and dedication all these years... over 6years I've been watching yall and I continue to learn and laugh more and more...
Thanks for sticking around 😊
The brake clean sound effect is why I get out of bed everyday
My boy ...the best RUclipsr for auto repair.. Actually shows you how to fix a car... Love your channel it's helped so much.....thanks so much SMA....
Enjoyable and educational, as always. Thanks for all the tips and tricks along the way. Great work done without any chip on your shoulder that prevents you from being humble at your job. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
I've mentioned it before, but I can't believe that most people don't use their emergency brake.
I live in Texas, so I don't have the issues that SMAR does. Still, I use mine anytime I'm on an incline of any sort.
That's just the way I was taught. Back in the day, the parking pawl was pretty puny (so I was told), therefore use the e-brake.
Agreed. I use it everytime, incline or not ... and I don't care how robust the pawl is.
I pretty much only use the emergency brake when working on the car like changing a tire on the ground.
@@freak3dot I certainly use it then as well. But, I just don't understand if you live somewhere like SMA, in the north, where the salt corrodes everything... why you wouldn't use it all the time just to keep it moving.
The one time you NEED it, it's locked up. It's bizarre to me.
@@GregTrickey It's funny, because when I was a kid, I can remember my parents driving a stick and using it every time they parked. But, nobody ever really taught me to use it regularly with an automatic.
I live in Indiana BTW. North enough to worry about road salt and whatnot.
I'm an auto tech myself and I know how easy it is, especially making videos. How caught up you can get And how Unprofessional you can become but The one thing about your videos I do like is you're very professional and you keep The jokes and language very clean for the young and old to enjoy the videos. Keep up the good work. May God bless you/ family and your business.
Just had to talk about rust jacking, took my sons jeep hunting guess what.... Both front calipers locked up brake pads rust jacked. But Knew what to look for. Thanks Mr. O.
who cares about the brakes...
Did you get any deer is the real question!
You had a very educated customer on this toyota, did everything you recommended instead of a person to skimp now and pay the piper down the road
Was laughing my ass off! "just lube it up and slowly wiggle it in, you don't want to break the rubber" all you forgot to say is if it's not going in give it a little tickle with your other hand. Cigarette after the brake job is optional, lol! 😅🤣😂
Mrs O is every bit a women that can Handel Mr O. Bravo sir. Her wit rivals your wit. She might be better. She is a natural.
Omigosh, that caliper pin...left me...speechless 😁😂😁😂. Thanks as always, Eric!
When you threatened to give the flash light flying lessons I laughed so hard. Probably one of the best lights I ever had I did that. That thing exploded into a million pieces. Lol.
This is a textbook vid on how to do a correct and proper brake job. SMA , primo job 👍👌
Always makes me laugh when the Brake Cleaner comes out with the sound Thanks so much!!!!
Really nice job on those brakes.Thanks for every single thing you do.
One marvelous thing about it when you drop something you know it's right near the floor
Maybe a little early but wishing you and your family a very happy Christmas. Thanks for another great year of the best RUclips videos ever produced! 🎉
That shiny wheel bearing is the nicest piece on the whole car.
I've watched probably 50 brake job videos from this guy and learn something new almost every time lol
Every mechanic needs a Wrench of the Torque King! It gives a 5% bonus to all attempts to tighten 4- or 6-sided fasteners.
I have made many double flairs also and yeah I have forgot the nut but one thing I have done more than leave the nut off is put the nut on backwards, same result cut it off and try again
Been there, done that
Eric. I learned at a very young age before I left for school on a rainy morning where Mom would say "don't forget to wear your rubbers"
Great video Eric, Love your video. You always going the extra mile for your customers.
Toyota wheels are 108NM or about 79 ft lbs.
And caliper bolt, 35nm.
Both have a range of about 10% above and below as the “target” range.
This is a great video for learning the right way to do brakes. You won't find a more thorough video anywhere on how to do brakes. Thanks Mr. O.
Thanks Mr O. The wife is away for 4 days and you decide to make... this video. Now I miss her even more. ;-)
Eric does a BETTER job than Rainman Ray.
Soooo True! Ray grinds his pads to fit. First time I ever seen that.( jeep wrangler he just worked on in his own shop)
The best 'thats what she said' moment evrr
Eric understands how the road salt, aka rust, works with metal.. awesome stuff!
I've seen a bunch of flaring videos, yet I think I was able to follow yours the best. I feel like giving it another shot now lol.
Eric Os pearls of wisdom.. youre teaching is a lesson n life and funny to boot!
Brake jobs never get old!
THANKYOU!! for the Fluidfilm and Brakekleen sound effects! After all, sometimes its the small things in life that make your day🙃!
Baaah ..🐑
Regarding bending the tubing: if you don't have a tubing bender, put two large (12x) nails into your vise; vary the distance between them according to desired radius.
I noticed you referred to that bearings brand: Aisan. I always make sure to use those parts on my Toyotas. They may be packaged and sold under different names, in this case: NSK but as long as you see 'AISAN' in there somewhere you can trust that part!
I agree. They make really great parts
Aisin has an aftermarket parts division. They try to buy OEM parts from Toyota keiretsu manufacturers and package them under their own name. The rear wheel bearings for that car were made by NSK.
The Only vehicle repair shop with an attack cat!Keeping it safe on the streets of Avoca!
The only thing I ever saw my dad, uncle or maintenance guys at work spray on things to help stuck threads or rusted together junk for decades was WD40. Keep them haters hatin'!
Eric, you're like a father to me... Teaching me all kinds of important things about life. Lol
Wooo! Loving the frequency of videos lately
The good old no mercy reversie 0:55 neutral drop fans are proud!
Love the brake cleaner announcement 😜
Thank You, Thank You! Incredible!
1-) I thought I knew how to do a brake job. Why? I've watched dozens on RUclips videos of brake jobs. After watching your meticulous work I'm just blown away how much work goes into repairing brakes in such terrible condition. Worth every penny to have a professional as yourself do that job. I learned a ton. Now I understand why sometimes proper brake repairs cost a few bucks.
2-) Totally enjoying your (new?) style of content. Very complete and informative. I'm not sure how long you have been doing this totally excellent COMPLETE format. Know it is appreciated and I will go back and watch all of your previous videos similar to this one. Very improved from the vids I used to watch of yours (5-7 years ago). You are at the top of all mechanical vehicle repair professionals and RUclipsrs.
3-) The new appreciation for your cold weather/ rust methodology is genius. You could create an advanced manual/course and any professional working with these conditions would be foolish to not take advantage of the amazing procedures that you have developed over the years. Don't think other cold weather wrenchers do the same. I can tell you from experience most DO NOT!
Thanks again for the generosity in sharing such exclusive content IMO.
I hope everyone benefitting from this content shows their appreciation by joining your Patreon or supports you financially in some way. I for one will be joining. Best to the family!
Don't ya just LOVE the sound of dual exhaust on that Prius 😜
That light about to get flying lessons 🤣
Water displacement stuff is cool!!
Eric, Glad to see your using the PPE stuff I know it takes time (I forget myself) but in the long run your body will thank you!
The grunts from the air grinder sound like a prize fighter taking a few good shots in the old bread basket LOL
Hi Eric, shrink tubing works really well, especially the kind that has the adhesive in it! The kind you like, so I bought some a while ago. every time I make a brake line I use and It seems to do really well here in S/W Pa.
I just bought the actual dealer service manuals themselves on eBay for $40. And a missing owner's manual for $8. Don't expect to connect with such a deal until yours is 20+ years old though like mine is. They didn't help me find the oil pressure sensor though as that item is not detailed on any picture in the books. It is on You Tube, so that's an option as well.
Thanks for another great brake video, complete with brake lines. And of course, the 'Ta-Daa' sound effects.
Used to work for NSK in Bennington Vermont. Manufacturered steering columns for Toyota, Lexus, Honda.
Because it makes people upset,... 😂 best line ever
I appreciate a northern mechanic. So many repair videos are by people from Florida, Texas, California, etc... That's not my reality. A big part of a lot of jobs is dealing with the corrosion that results from living up here.
Thank you for bringing back the sound effects. I know it’s a pain in the Hoohah when you’re editing but I kind of look forward to the noises.
Adding the chop to when your lowering the vehicle with Mrs. O in it, had me cracking up 😂
Don’t the Prius mechanical brakes take over at about 7mph from the regenerative braking? If you shift into Neutral before braking, you use only mechanical braking components. Would seem necessary to burnish the pads and rotors! Love the vids Eric!
You are one of a few mechanics who says "trust me" and I will!!
Great video, as always! I'm a little surprised that you didn't replace the rubber brake lines. They looked pretty crusty, like most stuff around here. Eric O. knows better than I do, for sure...Is there something I missed about only replacing the metal lines?
i finally learnt how to bleed Toyota brakes from this video, it took decades of not knowing LOL thankYou so very much
I do believe Rainman Ray has the occasional experience with rust. The source is usually from the north. Every year in late December there is a large migration of Belvedere into South Florida. They are known to travel well below the speed limit. They are often recognized by their unique hair coloration: white, blue, and sometimes bald. They can often be seen grazing at the early dinner buffet. They migrate back north in April.
I resemble that remark other than being below the SL, and flying by night
I do believe Ray calls them "seasoned"!
Just a little reminder: Ask Mrs. O to cook more yummy dishes for us! We haven't seen her cooking in a while.
My uncle owns a shop in Missouri, and he recently had heart surgery. He only had time to eat fast food throughout all these years, because no one cooked or made him anything this whole time.
Good job bro. I work on cars part time, after I get off of my full time job (truck driver) my skills are a little more sharper after I watch your videos. Thanks bro you keep sharp.
Eric o south main auto repair and rainman ray's auto repair are two of the best automotive youtube channels always entertaining to watch
So much for a family friendly channel, “get out the ol’hole polisher”😂
People think it’s just brakes should be a two hour job but it’s more involved with modern cars than it ever was ... nice work ! A real tradesman 👌👌subscribed
EXCELLENT WRK as usual! Ur my hero on brakes. As a fellow Prius owner, ur customer is lucky to have u! I appreciate such detail. 🎄Merry Christmas🎄to U & Mrs O & family! ❤👍
Just as an aside, we do have salt in Florida and it is called the Atlantic Ocean. It comes every so often and attacks the cars all the way to the dome lights.
Thanks for the video Eric O. Working it good nice and slow. Take care of yourself and family ❤️❤️❤️.
3 weeks ago. My sister in law called me to work on her van. They were down in our area of the woods. She sent me money ahead and I got the parts needed for a complete tune up and brakes front only. Because the local shop in her area said. Pads are good.
She said she only needed the rotors only.
They pull up and i start the brake rotors only task.
I pull the pads. They are heat cracked and rust jacked bad. I tell her. Dont ever go to that local shop ever. Maybe another 100 miles and you would have lost your brakes.
Even the back pads we're the same.
Mr O because of you. "I can do it"
I followed everything you do.
I even found the rear brakes calipers pins rusted in place. It seems the last shop just slapped brakes and lube on the pins anywhere.
Thank you Mr. O
49 minutes. Gotta love the rusty crusties!
Great part 2 Eric O. as always, we have the same crusty rusty problem here in Michigan lots of salt they use on the roads but, it keeps us working.Have a great weekend and a safe one and hunters GET THEM DEER!!!
Dont forget the chloride we put on the dirt roads..
@@springfield4522 Yes its all the killer of cars and trucks.
You give new meaning to backyard mechanic.
Love your cat Luna and how much you love her. Does she stay at the shop or come home with you guys. She seems like a great cat!!
She lives at the shop
@@SouthMainAuto Nice you've got built in pest control!!!
Living in the northeast I've replaced my fair share of brake line. I discovered ni-cop about 15 years ago and I haven't used steel since(for brake lines). Bends and flares beautifully. I have never had a failure and and haven't heard of any from friends.
So why don't the manufacturers use the ni-cop in the first place?