Thanks for posting the video. I watched this then did my girlfriend's front brakes. Garage wanted $300 cdn. It didn't need rotors. I am in eastern Canada so the calipers are a bit rustier here and not so easy to snap the new clips in. Had to clean the rust off the calipers first. I had to take out the slider pins and clean them off and put new lube on them too. Road salt is the killer up here. I had to buy my own ice cream though. Cheers!
Where can I find information about how much torque to tighten the bolts in the vehicle for my 2019 Honda Civic fk7? It is not written in the user manual, I would be glad if you can help me
Hi bro, I am planning to replace the pads on my 17 civic and glad to see your suggestions. Please confirm that only the rear pads replacement required to reset the EPB actuator, right? Do the front wheel pads replacement would also need the Honda scan tool for any purpose? Because my local dealers are expensive, for safety reason I may let them do my rear pads, and I will find a repair shop to do the front which can save me some money, if the front are not connecting to any sensitive equipments like EPB or something😢
How many miles did this car have when you changed the brake pads and brake disc? The pads look good but the discs are in bad condition so I was wondering.
Why replace pads that are barely worn? If so, what are the torque specs for the caliper bolts, did you just put ‘em “tight” lol? For the wheels? Doing brake jobs is not always difficult but there is a lot more at stake if it goes south. Do it right.
To compress the piston back in, with only 1 set of hands, i use a big adjustable wrench (with the "dislocating" lower jaw). One hand holds the part, the other squeezes the wrench. Easy. That c-clamp you got going looks like hell to use
After changing your brake pads, you actually should be taking it easy on the braking so it wears evenly. Braking suddenly is not a good idea to "test them out".
I love how straightforward no bullshit cheesy intros or complicated words just to the point! Now this girl does her own brakes thanks man
Thank you for watching !! 🙏🏻
Bro those pads still had a lot of life on them 😂
Are you crazy? He said hes replacing them after 2 months. I prefer replacing mine every other week for extra safety!
They probably have a lifetime warranty.. if they were down to the bone they wouldn't give him new ones...
I replace mine every five miles...
I haven’t replaced mine in 2+ years
@@Evelyn117jkDang girl!
Little hint, turn your wheels to access the bolts easier.
Good tip 👍
Wym? Like turn it to the side you are on?
You only remove bottom screw and flip clipper up. Much easier
I will try this .
Yep that's how I do it.
If you are doing all of this you might as well grease the slider pins.
Pads had 25k miles left on em.
Thanks for posting the video. I watched this then did my girlfriend's front brakes. Garage wanted $300 cdn. It didn't need rotors. I am in eastern Canada so the calipers are a bit rustier here and not so easy to snap the new clips in. Had to clean the rust off the calipers first. I had to take out the slider pins and clean them off and put new lube on them too. Road salt is the killer up here. I had to buy my own ice cream though. Cheers!
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Didn’t need brake pads! Save your money!
Instead buy more beer and enjoy the drive🗣️💯
About to go do mine here after work, thanks for the video. Places around me want $180-$300 per axel 💀
Thanks for the video but that was a solid waste of money! Old pads were still very thick.
Help... Forgot to remove the ebrake
Where can I find information about how much torque to tighten the bolts in the vehicle for my 2019 Honda Civic fk7? It is not written in the user manual, I would be glad if you can help me
Tight
25 ftlb
Just impact it you will be fine lol
you did not grease the caliper slide pins !
Hi bro, I am planning to replace the pads on my 17 civic and glad to see your suggestions. Please confirm that only the rear pads replacement required to reset the EPB actuator, right? Do the front wheel pads replacement would also need the Honda scan tool for any purpose? Because my local dealers are expensive, for safety reason I may let them do my rear pads, and I will find a repair shop to do the front which can save me some money, if the front are not connecting to any sensitive equipments like EPB or something😢
This might be late but any reputable shop should be able to deal with the EPB actuator. You don’t got to go to Honda.
@@ayushs6812 thanks bro. I did it with a local repair shop already: )
@@brachydios3685So you don’t have to worry about the EPB actuator for the front?
How many miles did this car have when you changed the brake pads and brake disc? The pads look good but the discs are in bad condition so I was wondering.
Why replace pads that are barely worn? If so, what are the torque specs for the caliper bolts, did you just put ‘em “tight” lol? For the wheels? Doing brake jobs is not always difficult but there is a lot more at stake if it goes south. Do it right.
Hey bro, what year is this honda civic that your replacing brake pads?
2016
Dude replaces new brakepads😅
She doesn’t feel a difference cuz there was nothing wrong with the other ones.
She pay 1 glass of juice lol
😂😂😂
Rear brakes and maintenance mode is different.
Thanks for the vid bro helped me out a lot one my 2018
You didnt even show the greasing ot using the c clamp
Next time for more information on video, maybe include what socket you used what torque specs I don’t know man kind of weird
Did you bleed the brakes after?
Not needed
Not needed…many mechanics says that’s not necessary
Idk why they’d feel any different lol
I forgot to put the little clips is that a problem?
Yes, that means it’s not secure
Those pads were new lol
No difference hahaha and the next one use genuine pads from Honda
To compress the piston back in, with only 1 set of hands, i use a big adjustable wrench (with the "dislocating" lower jaw). One hand holds the part, the other squeezes the wrench. Easy.
That c-clamp you got going looks like hell to use
After changing your brake pads, you actually should be taking it easy on the braking so it wears evenly. Braking suddenly is not a good idea to "test them out".