2016 huyndai sonata rear brake pads replacement

[@anthonyamthor5604]

Probably the best brake video on here. Hate it when some of these don't fast forward the wrench work.

[@Rafael-uv9c]

Excellent video... very detailed and properly explained - Very helpful, thanks!

[@tomhensel5583]

As a professional mechanic... DO NOT EVER LEAVE A CALIPER HANG BY IT BRAKE HOSE!!!

[@BikerBry]

How did you like those caliper mounts? The locktite on mine were insane! They even stalled my impact! They tightened up about half way out and almost seized. I needed a breaker bar to get them the rest of the way out.

[@nappykensei]

Really good clear and concise video. I hope it goes that easy for me. Lol

[@elohimsaves1]

Thanks for posting will ve foing these myself...

[@fratdaddy7434]

I’m assuming the front would be the same thing right?

[@These-nutz]

You didn’t have to replace the rotors did you?

[@adamcoronado1379]

Keep up the good job that help me a lot thank you

[@vinceparatore]

thanks very helpful and clear

[@juanarevalo686]

Great vid

[@guestythegolden2470]

Thanks

[@farmfitnesspham4913]

I am havinghard time to get the caliber bolt bracket out by hand wrench

[@andrewd5135]

On another video a guy heated up the bolts to remove it.

[@israel9294]

Don’t you have to remove the brake fluid filler cap before you press the caliper in ?

[@danieltornatore2882]

i never do

[@NIM777]

Dude thank you for this!

[@Matice21]

You supposed to open the brake reservoir cap when you press the piston back in

[@DFWAuto_Hack]

Hello nice vid What cordless ratchett do you use?

[@mattp3478]

What brake pads did you use? Pads I ordered as well as others that I have researched on RockAuto don't come with holes drilled for the spring wires but say they are compatible with this model car. The old pads have the spring wires installed. 2016 Sonata SE/manual brakes

[@JaboTheMechanic]

I used autozone brand

[@dezdon01]

I ran into this also. The OE pads Im replacing had 2 wire springs on the brake pads of each caliper, keeping the pads spread and off from riding on the brake rotor. The pads had holes drilled in them to accept the wire springs. The NAPA pads listed didn’t have them. I should say, the Napa pads that came with the wires in the packaging were a completely different shape brake pad then the OE. The Napa pads that were a match did not have the wires or holes drilled in the pad to accept the wire. Found the pads with the holes in stock at another large auto parts retailer, but had to order the springs separately. What a pain.

[@The_Maad_LaDD]

How do you know if you have a manual parking brake or power? Is the manual one the one you push down with your feet?

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Yes that is correct

[@georgedavall9449]

Wow, really? 😱You should NOT be driving! 😲😬🙄 Wow! Sheesh

[@akrextra]

Hey did you apply the parking brakes during the video? Is that why you tensioned the brakes? Please let me know, I am doing my brakes this weekend

[@JaboTheMechanic]

No parking brake must be not engaged so you can take off the rotor

[@andrewd5135]

You need wheel chocks or a piece of wood

[@Ghost-xi6js]

Need to torque the lug nuts to the proper, specified torque with a torque wrench. And then recheck torque after 25-100 miles.

[@jwesboy]

I think he needs a new tire also!! :)

[@JaboTheMechanic]

I agree

[@SneakerRant]

You shouldn’t let the caliber hang on it’s weight like that

[@goawaybaizuo]

Why companies still use drum brakes on cars is beyond me.