2002 2006 honda crv front brake pads and rotos replacement Front Brake Pads Replacement Honda CRV

[@mountainmusika]

NOTE for SCREWS / the screws holding the rotors on are NOT Regular PHILLIPS screws they are a Japanese "JIS" , a little different and most of the time, a regular Phillips will work on a JIS screw; but it’s when seized a bit they strip easy. Not expensive to buy from amazon or ebay / you can always get a screw-Impact Driver Set (u can hammer on it and it turns to un-seize) or drill out but the chisel and hammer is a great idea at first

[@Priyam6F4]

Hey. I have a 2002 CR-V Automatic here in India. I am looking for good brake pads. Which companie's pads are recommended for the CR-V? Please help

[@JM-AUTO]

hi and thanks for coming to my channel from the beautiful country India, here are some great compaies that make good brake pads after the dealer: Brembo Brake Pads, NRS Brakes Galvanized Brake Pads, Wagner QuickStop Ceramic Brake Pads Bosch QuietCast Premium Ceramic Brake Pads, Centric Posi Quiet Ceramic Brake Pads. only thing I dont know if they are in India, hopefully this helps.

[@Ashley-vn9bf]

Thank you SO SO much for this video!! Times is hard out here lol I'll be saving $300 by replacing my rotors and pads myself! 🫶🏾

[@JM-AUTO]

Thank you and God bless you.

[@h.2.3]

Is it necessary to put those small screws you tapped with the chisel back? Just asking as it didn't seem to hold much or anything 👍🏽

[@JM-AUTO]

If you don't want to put them back that is fine you won't have any issues at all.

[@h.2.3]

@@JM-AUTO thanks for the quick reply💪🏽

[@raynerjuarez5136]

What spray and oil is that for the brakes you mention at 6:48?

[@JM-AUTO]

Hi Rayner, you can use brake cleaner or starter flued to to clean rotors because they come oily from factory

[@AC-mr7is]

He sprayed them with brake cleaner then used no seize so the bolts don't stick.

[@JM-AUTO]

@@AC-mr7is did you see when I apply anti-seize grease on the bolts?

[@AC-mr7is]

@@JM-AUTO I don't know what kind of grease you used, but anti-seize is good to use for future repairs.

[@digitalzomb]

Why anti seize the bolts? Shouldn't you apply anti seize to the metal on metal contact of the pads and a silicone or rubber safe lubricant on the caliper pins? I feel like if anything you'd want to use a medium loctite on the bolts so they don't loosen from road vibrations...

[@lasandralee5487]

Are you supposed to put the spring back in

[@JM-AUTO]

yes if you want to but there is no need for these springs at all.

[@almoen5412]

I can't get those two Phillips screwdriver bolts off

[@JM-AUTO]

did you see how i took them out, if that did not work then you will have to cut them with a grinder it happed to me one or twice already but the method i used is and it has worked for me is the one i use in this video with the chisel by hitting the head of the screws till they brake lose you also can try to heat it up with a torch but becareful not to damage any thing, good luck and hope you take them out with out a grinder

[@dnlmachine4287]

Drill the heads off. Use a bit thats a little smaller than the head of the screw. Then use a slightly smaller one if you hit the brake rotor itself. They are soft and drill easy. Do NOT start with a small bit, it will catch in the screw slots and break. Do NOT reinstall the screws they are not needed. Stay gold.

[@CanadianBoardCrew]

Try using an impact driver. The kind where you hit the back with a hammer, and it applies the torque

[@ADHDvato86]

Heat them with heat gun