2016 COROLLA FRONT BRAKE PADS & ROTORS CHANGE

2013-2017 TOYOTA COROLLA FRONT BRAKE REPLACEMENT OF PADS AND ROTORS.
TOOLS REQUIRED LISTED BELOW.
3/8 RATCHET WRENCH
1/2 RATCHET WRENCH
17 & 14MM SOCKET IN 3/8 & 1/2 INCH SIZE
JACK & JACKSTAND

[@maddydog]

My brother owns a brake shop, and I have watched him do hundreds of brake jobs, you never ever let the caliper hang down like you did hanging from the brake line, always get a wire coat hanger or zip tie the caliper up to the strut, that brake line will snap or tear

[@davidson2004fatboy]

ROFLMAO😁😁😆😆😂😂🤣🤣

[@Lisandro6]

u can leave it hanging that’s what the techs at my shop do and never come back w an issue. Tension like that won’t do anything to the brake hose. I always use my caliper hangers tho cuz why not

[@cyanpixl7591]

Very simple video, appreciate adding in the Torque Spec too, thank you!

[@Cargorage]

Welcome. Cheerz

[@therichboy1012]

good video vro

[@Cargorage]

Thanks

[@adugnafatule7949]

I have Toyota Corolla 2016 Model S, so do you have a link to buy it on Amazon?

[@Cargorage]

Sorry, amazon only have the pads and im not sure if thats the same pads as the model type s. But heres a rockauto link www.rockauto.com/ Please make sure thats the right one.

[@adugnafatule7949]

Thank you

[@brianhermeyer9062]

Changing the front breaks the hard way. Just use a C-clamp with the old pad, old school works the best and saves time.

[@brianhermeyer9062]

The front breaks shouldn't take more than 10-15 minutes. Not trying to knock this guy, because there aren't enough dads teaching kids this stuff. He is doing us all a favor and showing people what he knows, so thank you for the video!

[@Cargorage]

As a flat rate time mechanic i own alot of brake caliper piston tool. And this tool i was using isn't one of the best, i agree with you, but i certainly have one of the best one in my work toolbox. Even beat the c-clamp thats for suree. Thanks for commenting.