One of the clearest and best-explained brake change videos I’ve seen. Great camerawork too! Thanks very much for taking the time to make this video Dan!
9:21 Isn't it better to apply that orange lubricant to the inner part of the caliber where it contacts the shims? That'll Make it less visible and attract less dust.
I'm having problems with my front passenger side brakes. After changing my brake pads, it started to make a clunky sound when I drive it . But it fades when I accelerate. Has that happened to you before ?
Thank you!! Very clear and helpful. Can I ask, did the abutment clips come with the pads or did you order them separately? Trying to figure out a part number.
It is the same as cx52021?? I just changed diy my brake pads and start to make a clunk noise, I think I put the shims in the wrong position, do you think that I can do it in the position that you did it in the video ??
I am not sure, but it's probably very similar. If there's a noise, I would take it apart and inspect everything that you did to see what is going on in there before driving it anymore.
Hey man have you ever had trouble with the key fob? Sometimes the car doesn’t pick up the key fob and I have to touch the fob to the start button to start the car
Yeah ours is a little weird sometimes.. sometimes it takes a second before it registers if you hit it too quickly after moving the key into the car. Also ours will sometimes give us the “key not in car” beeping when it is in the car if we went in and out with it quickly
On some models and later years of Mazda’s it can be 23~28 ft-lbf (front single-piston caliper). On this one it’s 62~68 ft-lbf (front dual-piston caliper). Thx for watching! -Dan
One of the clearest and best-explained brake change videos I’ve seen. Great camerawork too! Thanks very much for taking the time to make this video Dan!
Thank you so much!
Subscribed! Dan, your videos are amazing. They're so clear and well presented, and full of useful tips and details. Keep up the great work!
@@Titanium783 thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
Take care,
-Dan
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Nicely explained very professional and we had fun too.
Thx John!
I’m doing the front and rear pads on a 2021 cx9 this weekend, what torque specs do I need? (Not doing rotors this time around)
9:21 Isn't it better to apply that orange lubricant to the inner part of the caliber where it contacts the shims? That'll Make it less visible and attract less dust.
Good suggestion
So well presented ! Thanks Dan !
I'm having problems with my front passenger side brakes. After changing my brake pads, it started to make a clunky sound when I drive it . But it fades when I accelerate. Has that happened to you before ?
I would take off the wheel and inspect it and double check everything. It’s possible that something didn’t go back together correctly.
Thank you!! Very clear and helpful. Can I ask, did the abutment clips come with the pads or did you order them separately? Trying to figure out a part number.
Thank you, They came with them from my local O’reilly auto parts store.
@@DantheFixitMan thanks again 😁
Great video sir 👍🏼
It is the same as cx52021?? I just changed diy my brake pads and start to make a clunk noise, I think I put the shims in the wrong position, do you think that I can do it in the position that you did it in the video ??
I am not sure, but it's probably very similar. If there's a noise, I would take it apart and inspect everything that you did to see what is going on in there before driving it anymore.
Thank you for the clear video!
Hey man have you ever had trouble with the key fob? Sometimes the car doesn’t pick up the key fob and I have to touch the fob to the start button to start the car
Those Mazda key fobs go through their little batteries pretty quickly. I stocked up.
Yeah ours is a little weird sometimes.. sometimes it takes a second before it registers if you hit it too quickly after moving the key into the car. Also ours will sometimes give us the “key not in car” beeping when it is in the car if we went in and out with it quickly
Slide pin torques are close to 25ft lbs pretty sure, not 65.
On some models and later years of Mazda’s it can be 23~28 ft-lbf (front single-piston caliper). On this one it’s 62~68 ft-lbf (front dual-piston caliper).
Thx for watching!
-Dan