How to change rear brake discs NISSAN QASHQAI (J10, NJ10) [TUTORIAL AUTODOC]

[@leokearns1221]

Also note that the J10 Qashqai + 2 has the aircooled (Vented) disc which is wider than the non aircooled J10 5 seater. I just got caught out on this with mine. So the disc in this video has what looks like 2 discs glued to each other where as the 5 seater is a single disc.

[@autodocuk]

Thanks for the clarification, your comment will be useful to many viewers!

[@D34DCLANJOSH]

Do they come up as a different size mate on euro car parts they always include the other models brakes too

[@leokearns1221]

@@D34DCLANJOSH Product Code: 104700519 is not correct as vented if you search for RIDEX 82B0315 Brake disc these are the correct ones for the J10 facelift 2010/2011 model. Hope this helps others.

[@jozsefstricker3983]

Cooper spray inside drum not best option 2:49 ..... some grease went on the parking brake pad surface .... it will be effective?

[@richardhunt304]

Yes I think I might have done all the cleaning of the disc and components before final assembly.

[@kaistorhagen]

That is why you use brake cleaner to finish it off before mounting the wheel

[@jozsefstricker3983]

@@kaistorhagen and inside??? Kid watch first and after be clever boy!

[@rasmadrak]

​@@jozsefstricker3983 We never see if they actually clean the pads, but since grease still remain on the back panel... Grease on the brake pads is a big no-no.

[@kaistorhagen]

@József STRICKER wow, namecalling. Classy act. Go troll somewhere else.

[@farismahmood8502]

Do you move the adjuster up or down to tighten handbrake?

[@autodocuk]

In this case, you can see it starting at 3:02 minutes in the video.

[@Rossco0065]

when you put the new brake pads in what do you use? copper grease or a silicone grease?

[@autodocuk]

In this video for the brake pads, we did not use the grease, but a paste and you can get acquainted with it on the website under the article 3078 LIQUI MOLY. AUTODOC

[@cagoaga5305]

Better than HAYNES and free. Thank you autodoc

[@autodocuk]

Thanks for your feedback! We are glad that you like our work.

[@Rossco0065]

what are u spinnint at 3:03? and why??

[@autodocuk]

At 3:03, we unscrew the adjusting element that extends the parking brake pads. This is so that when the parking brake is applied, the pads can rest on the brake disc.

[@princepetersonaiwu2456]

What's that brown spice call?

[@autodocuk]

This is a copper grease in a spray, you can find it here via link: www.autodoc.co.uk/liqui-moly/9678170?KZbin&

[@karimyasmine]

Thanks, easy and simple video

[@autodocuk]

Thanks for your positive comment! Stay with us!

[@ejm3381]

No mention of loosening hand break shoes?

[@autodocuk]

You are right and some moments in the video were omitted, but our channel is not educational, but it is only for informational purposes. We strongly recommend that all replacements, especially those related to the brake system, be made exclusively by a specialized car workshops. AUTODOC

[@eamonrafferty701]

What is the point of the video then?

[@balbord]

​@@eamonrafferty701I was wondering that myself.

[@iandownie]

If you think about it, as people are so belligerent and mean, if they didn't say that, someone will f up and sue.

[@alexey9900]

Good 👍👍👍

[@alialmukhtar3923]

When we should change it?

[@autodocuk]

This information can be found in the service book of the car. AUTODOC

[@skillburn957]

So according to Google you can't have a combination of brake shoes and brake pads on the same wheel but in this video it has both?

[@MrCarlSteveo]

The shoes are the handbrake mechanism that uses the inside of the disc brake. They aren't used for braking just purely for the handbrake.

[@juandef4115]

*Please be Aware!! Nissan advises against silicon grease on guide pins. They recommend red rubber grease!!*

[@autodocuk]

Thanks for your comment, we will definitely take this into account in the following videos. AUTODOC

[@jaket9198]

Bit more info be nice leave handbrake off , 3mins what are you twisting inside the drums no explanation?

[@autodocuk]

We cannot show all the nuances and problems during replacement, it is all individual and it is not always possible to solve them at home. To avoid this, we always recommend making replacements at specialized car services.

[@stuartadair]

Turn on. Heard stupid music. Left comment. Turned off.

[@simonbone]

Press mute. Problem solved.

[@marekduszynski7036]

Stick to selling parts, not making tutorials, so many mistakes made it's hard to believe.

[@Tintl3]

What exactly?