Thanks, I used your video to learn how to change my brakes on my 2003 Honda Accord V6 this morning. I only changed the pads and prying the brake piston back like you said made the job easy.
I have read in a Honda forum that the brake fluid should be changed every 2 years. I have inherited a 2003 Accord with only 85000 miles on it (it was parked in the garage for years and rarely driven). Will I need to bleed the brakes and replace the fluid when I change the pads and rotors and, if so, do you have a video on that?
Hey Jim. Can you please do a video on how to replace the "captive rotors" for the front disc brakes on the early 90s Hondas? I think Honda used them from 1990-95. I have a 1991 Accord.
Lmao turned from replacing my brakes to needing a new caliper both front rotors and now I got to fucking bleed these fucking brakes and I don’t know how so thank you for teaching me
Yeah he did. That’s what he was doing with the screwdriver inside the hole in the break and pushing on it. You can also use a C clamp and just tighten it down
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I love it when I find the exact model 03-07 Honda accord videos I need to do a job thanks Jim you're the man.
Thanks, I used your video to learn how to change my brakes on my 2003 Honda Accord V6 this morning. I only changed the pads and prying the brake piston back like you said made the job easy.
Great tutorial. Easy to understand and follow
Watched three or four videos on this for my 03 Accord, yours was the best! Thanks!
Thank you! Great vid! So glad you posted this - you have made my life so much easier!
Clear, well explained & well illustrated. Thank you
Glad you liked it
Appreciate you giving us step by step tutorial.
Good job, thanks for the refresher.
Excellent job Jim!
Great video!! Thank you
Excellent stuff right here. Thank You
Thank you Jim, i really appreciate the video! I feel like i can do this now. Subscribing!
Thanks for the sub!
I have read in a Honda forum that the brake fluid should be changed every 2 years. I have inherited a 2003 Accord with only 85000 miles on it (it was parked in the garage for years and rarely driven). Will I need to bleed the brakes and replace the fluid when I change the pads and rotors and, if so, do you have a video on that?
Thanks for this video. Good tips and money saver!
Glad it was helpful!
first! good morning jim ahhh another gravy brake job I wish I could them all day long
Another good video Jim
I love you buddy. Great job
Hey, thanks
thanks for that!
Excellent… Thank you
Welcome!
Hey Jim I have a question, instead of silicone can I use brake grease?
Yes that will work also.
if i dont put the screws back will it cause problems
Hey Jim. Can you please do a video on how to replace the "captive rotors" for the front disc brakes on the early 90s Hondas?
I think Honda used them from 1990-95.
I have a 1991 Accord.
Hi, I think Eric The car Guy did a few but it was later than a 91.
very helpful, thank Sr :))
Lmao turned from replacing my brakes to needing a new caliper both front rotors and now I got to fucking bleed these fucking brakes and I don’t know how so thank you for teaching me
Thanks
What tool is that to get a screw out if it’s stuck?
impact driver
I remember when most places would turn the rotors, that way people didn't have to buy new rotors all the time.
He said the piston needed to be pushed back in, but didn’t show us🫤
Yeah he did. That’s what he was doing with the screwdriver inside the hole in the break and pushing on it. You can also use a C clamp and just tighten it down