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It might be good to point out you should always replace both breaks on the axel. Driving the car of after replacing only one break is not a good example. Apart from that clear video. Looking forward to receiving the disks and breakpads for my BJ45 :-)
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Not sure it was a pry bar- looked like a flat head screw driver to me. >_< Personally unless the pistons were very easy to push back, which on Toyota they are I'd often use a G- Clamp, but I'd never use a screw driver unless it was the type also designed as lever.
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Very professional and well produced videos - very clear and easy to understand.
Well done! .
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Thanks so.. much man your video really helpful
Good job! I like it. You make it look so easy. Thank you!
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That helped a lot. Nice video!
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Thank you so much. made it so simple and easu to DIY
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Very good video . Thank you
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So you're not going to bleed the brakes and uncapped the brake fluid to relieve pressure?
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I’d like to help you replace those ghetto wheels and grill while you’re at it.
Yeah as an avid off roader those rims made me sick.
what brand rotors is best used as a replacement?
Genuine
It might be good to point out you should always replace both breaks on the axel. Driving the car of after replacing only one break is not a good example.
Apart from that clear video. Looking forward to receiving the disks and breakpads for my BJ45 :-)
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Cheers
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so no anti-seize on the pins, gouging the new disk with a pry bar instead of separating the halves of the caliper and using clamps. nice, well done
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Not sure it was a pry bar- looked like a flat head screw driver to me. >_< Personally unless the pistons were very easy to push back, which on Toyota they are I'd often use a G- Clamp, but I'd never use a screw driver unless it was the type also designed as lever.
No brake cleaner no copper grease or cleaning what so ever
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why the music? talk us through the process. if i wanted shit music i would goole it
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