2014 HYUNDAI ACCENT - HOW TO REPLACE FRONT BRAKE PADS & ROTORS - DIY

amzn.to/2LpDAaj This kit is for both front and rear brake pads & Front & Rear Brake Rotors.
amzn.to/2L6obdd Sil-Glyde Brake Grease
amzn.to/2ZgMMS7 Lisle Brake Caliper Compression Tool
amzn.to/2ZgLMNR Impact Screwdriver
amzn.to/31UWQ5a Tekton Long Handle 3/8"drive Ratchet
amzn.to/2T4l8aP GearWrench Torque Wrench
Just a quick and easy video showing how to replace the front brake pads and Rotors on a 2014 Hyundai Accent.
Tools needed:
A large screwdriver or small prybar
14mm socket and/or wrench
17mm Socket and/or wrench / Breaker Bar
Large Impact Screwdriver
Hammer
Torque spec for the caliper bolt is 23 ft. lbs.
Torque spec for the Caliper Bracket bolt is 73 ft lbs.
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[@ghoulsquad4life]

just had a shop mechanic try to charge me $480 to do this. thanks for the video

[@MissesVp]

Thank you! I'm broke and my daughter's brakes sounded pretty bad. It took a lot of trial and error to replace just the drivers side brake pads and rotors but I did it...I got the torque specs from your channel. Thanks!!! Now on to the passenger side. It's literally easy once you get it!

[@joecode5153]

Thnx Dan, you de man! Just took the money it would have cost to HAVE the front disks and rotors replaced, bought the tools (3ton jack lift, torque wrench, new set of impact drill sockets, pair of impact screw drivers, and the best item - a nifty magnetic parts bowl for the screws!! lol) and the required parts (gold level ceramic front disks, rust painted rotors, caliper slide pin set, grease, brake cleaner). And I have change left for 3 tanks of gas. With your moral support, it really is (kinda) as easy as you make it look ;)

[@DantheFixitMan]

Hi Joe, No problem, glad to hear my video helped you get it done. And, so happy to hear you picked up some tools that you can use for the next automotive repair job as well! Thanks for watching! -Dan the Fix it Man

[@ahmedkh9386]

Thank you for the video and we need more maintenance for Hyundai accent

[@balloonpup]

Thanks! Just the thing I needed to get the job done on my own Accent.

[@jciamretired9767]

Very good video. You explained the how to very clear. It will definitely help me out when it's time to change my disc brakes on my 2014 Hyundai accent and even my Toyota. Thanks a bunch

[@magsteel9891]

I never put those screws back on. But if you do it's good to have one of those manual impact screwdrivers to get them off. The kind you hit with a hammer.

[@keyl1m382]

@Dan the Fix it Man You're THE Man! Great video! Very informative and easy to follow. Keep up the great work, and have a great dsy!

[@imnor]

Fantastic!! Great Video.THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!

[@dankydgaf]

Very informative and easy to follow video, thank you bro 👍💯

[@andrewrodriguez5537]

Thanks boss that was an easily explained video

[@Iliek]

You don't need to drive the retaining screws that go into the rotor in so hard. They're there just to hold the rotor in place while you're installing the caliper and pad assembly.

[@zachbaker5259]

I'm curious why you replaced the rotors. They appeared to be serviceable.

[@MyCrepu]

Thank you

[@jp3-tv455]

My hyundai doesn't have rear calipers 😢

[@jackjonson2696]

Hi thsnk you for the video. Were do u get the tork specs from ?

[@DantheFixitMan]

I think I found the specs here: www.hamanual.com/replacement-1086.html Thanks for watching! -Dan the Fix it Man

[@DantheFixitMan]

and here www.hamanual.com/removal-1085.html Looks like the max listed here for the caliper assembly to knuckle is 72.3ft lbs. I usually go by feel, but I have been trying to include the specs if I can find them online. Thanks again for watching!