How to replace rear caliper on 2005 Honda CRV

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[@strobesix]

Great video, you provided everything I needed to know to get the job done on both sides in about an hour. Showing the bleed process steps also made a huge difference! 5 Stars!

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thank u

[@edkeith]

Thank you! Was replacing my rear calipers and wasn't sure about the 2 washers on the line. I looked at the side I hadn't done yet, and put one washer on either side of the line like you did. Your video helped my confidence.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Glad u found my video!!

[@christopherbassit2757]

-lube the sliders where the pads meet.
-put anti seize or caliper grease behind the pads to prevent noise
-put anti seize or caliper grease on the caliper slider threads and bolt.
-fill the caliper with brake fluid first
-torque the caliper slider bolts to prevent future seizing.
- put a tube over the brake fluid bleeder valve to prevent very corrosive brake fluid from getting on brake caliper. (If you care about the paint on the caliper.)

[@christopherbassit2757]

Just things I would do differently. Great video

[@RBTheMechanic]

Good tips well this is new caliper so most is greased up and I have some reason not to put grease some places cuz they collect dust but very good tips my friends !!

[@alexmorrow1569]

Thanks for the video man really helped

[@sfitz-rp4du]

Thanks for the good instructional video. Do the new caliper pins need to be lubed? I'm installing a remanufactured one from Advance. I'm planning on using non Honda DOT 3 on 2005 CRV.

[@RBTheMechanic]

s. fitz yup use original fluid!!

[@garyyandell6535]

Do you have to bleed every brake on the car or just the one you replaced the caliper on?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Just the one I did

[@RMalai]

Thanks for the video. my caliper also seized. the pads are still good. is it necessary to replace the bracket as well, when I replace the caliper? if you bought it online, could you please give me the link? if not I will buy from NAPA.

[@RBTheMechanic]

I bough this one at my local parts department and yes get the complet thing with bracket some time the sliding pins are also the problem usually when I buy caliper it all comes with bracket

[@RMalai]

@@RBTheMechanic thank you. points taken. I did just that. I also lubricated a bit more for the pins with anti-seize.

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@RMalai nice job! Lubercating is a plus!

[@thexflexclan]

That’s an oem caliper right

[@RBTheMechanic]

After market