2017 Toyota Corolla 1.8 - Front Brakes Replacement - Rotors & Pads

In this video I will be showing you how to replace the front brakes which includes rotors and pads. I will show you how to properly service the components and give some tips and tricks to having a successful and long lasting brake job.
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[@thetruth5672]

Woooooo what should I say thank you x 100 times. Such a detailed and awesome video. Your awesome detailed video can make novice an expert brake mechanic. Thanks budd

[@tarapquas]

Thank you for creating such an insightful video that not only demonstrates each step clearly but also provides thorough explanations throughout. It was incredibly helpful!

[@howard7359]

The most comprehensive training!

[@TewShoesss]

Thank you for this great video! I’m doing my breaks today for the first time.

[@foxinsoxful]

Good Mechanic, does a complete job, most guys would just slap the pads on and be done.

[@moosemobileautorepair]

😂 Thanks. Very true. That's what I normally see these days.

[@raulmontes2888]

Good details

[@stevenhwa1372]

Thank you for this video, It's quite helpful.

[@jessehernandez6391]

Amazing job.. good video explaining step by step. . Thank you.

[@tforty1]

Great video thanks! Plan on doing my Corolla brakes tonight! Wish me luck 🤘🏼

[@moosemobileautorepair]

All the best of luck.

[@zmanvideo1]

Excellent thorough video!! Thank you!!

[@AlowstayLowKNOWZ]

Ima attempt to do my rotors n brakes soon.. thnx for the insight 🤙 ill have a mechanic watching over me tho.. but i want to learn how to do these things myself and not always pay others

[@tamdymaati-h3l]

thank you for your demonstration

[@alvilla7950]

Hi brother I am Alberto from kitchener Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 that's very good job brother I have toyota tundra 2016 when will be time to change I will try that and also have toyota corolla Im 2018 I also will do that thank you so much you're excellent the way you express your job God bless you and family

[@TheKrisu091]

You forgot to move sheet metal elements(that little springs mounted on top side of brake pad) from old pads to new ones ;) They can be visable 2:55 and them are also parts of mountig set for brake pads.

[@moosemobileautorepair]

Everything comes with the new brake pads. The squealer clip doesn't need to be installed, that's optional.

[@TheKrisu091]

@@moosemobileautorepair Thats no squealing wear indicator. That little clip is compensating brake pad loose in vertical axle. Brake pads mounting set is not necessary to replace every time but old sheet metal elements should be transfered to new brake pads. Please note that this little guy is faced out and push brake pad against brake yoke. Wear indicator is faced inside and does not function as a spring.

[@thetruth5672]

@@TheKrisu091oh yeah even I noticed that ting too. I got my brakes done from an idiot and one of my brake pads wiggles vertically. I noticed that clip is missing.

[@دپښتونقامادبيوجره]

Thank you for this nice video with sufficient details. Where did you the different brands of grease the white stuff.

[@angelvidal8212]

Can you do a video on front and rear shock replacement ‘17 Corolla. I need to replace them on my car.

[@roh3999]

Excellent job Brother what city in the state do you live so I can bring my car for brake jobs

[@moosemobileautorepair]

Mississauga, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦

[@91LX]

Thanks for this video great information as usual. Any information on how to clean the caliper pin holes as my pins are awful stiff. I have a 2010 Toyota Matrix. Thanks!

[@moosemobileautorepair]

Thank you! Yes, you can use some bore brushes and attach them to a drill to clean them out and use some brake cleaner here and there. I do have a few videos on that where the pins got seized on some vehicles I have worked on. How To Remove Stuck / Seized / Frozen Caliper Guide / Slider Pins From Brakes kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZmke4loa5lrjqM 2010 Subaru Outback 3.6 - Front Brakes - Rotors & Pads kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp7PmZ1ti56sg80

[@91LX]

Great I will watch them thank you!

[@MrFernand0007]

where you located at brother?

[@moosemobileautorepair]

Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

[@southaussielad2496]

Made the mistake of getting a shop to change the brake pads on my corolla due to time restrictions. Will have to swap out the rotors and buy new pads now. Sick to fuck of having to do shit twice when taking a car to a mechanic 😡

[@moosemobileautorepair]

Sorry to hear that. It does happen sometimes, but a reputable shop should be able to do the job properly and offer some kind of a warranty if they supplied their own parts. It is one of the main reasons as to why I do all of the car repair work myself and why I became a mechanic in the first place because I had trouble trusting other people doing the work for me.

[@Bydbayj2265]

Whats with the dude laughing in the background

[@moosemobileautorepair]

No idea. I live in a noisy neighbourhood.

[@guridhesi]

Whats that annoying laughter in the back??? Creepy af

[@moosemobileautorepair]

No idea. There's always people outside chit chatting here and there. There's not much I can do about it although it can be distracting sometimes.