How To Replace Rear Brake Pads and Rotors on Chrysler 300 Dodge Charger

[@ipalmpre]

Thank you thank you for the intuitive video I'm in a wheelchair and I can't work on stuff my caregiver doesn't know mechanic work I was able to walk him through it along with your video so thank you thank you please keep posting

[@veganschoice8486]

torque specs: "1/4 turn past snug" :D - you're a good man AutoRex

[@anthonyz7023]

A few "uggah dugass" with my snap-on cordless 1/2 inch impact.

[@rochskier]

Thanks for taking the time to make this great video. I do have some questions though- No need for jack stands? No need to bleed the system or add fluid to the reservoir? I'm up in New York and my Magnum has seen a few winters, and it saw a few years where it sat more than it moved. I'm really worried my rotors are rusted on and that my e-brake shoes are a disaster. I do know about the crummy lug nuts though. The tire place destroyed the shells on mine with an impact wrench. You can carefully chisel the shells apart with a screwdriver to get to the core. You should be able to use pliers to pull enough of the shell out to get a socket on the core. After that it's simple to swap the OEM cores for some nice solid, stainless steel lugs.

[@ALEX-xd7ko]

Put your grease in the boot lol. I also dont recommend white lithium grease . Use a good hi heat grease like Lucas or red,green tac grease.

[@moparrdudee87]

No bleeder valve for the rear ?

[@anthonyz7023]

SST 22.5 mm , You're welcome. Master Automotive Assasin and Journeyman shade tree mechanic.

[@Lighthammer66]

Gonna give this a try on my '05 Magnum this week.

[@RAGEGamingRevolution]

Been working on my car for 2 days trying to get my bracket off

[@RAGEGamingRevolution]

Dude why does my 300 have a whole separate piece blocking my bracket bolts

[@carlosmerced357]

What type of grease did you use? Will any grease work?

[@cb360fan]

It's brake caliper grease. Don't use any other kind of grease. Any auto parts store will have it.

[@anthonyz7023]

No, Caliper Grease. Rookies use Anti-Sieze. SMH. If you can get the extreme temp. Its purple in color. Make sure u lube the guide pins and dont over torque them.

[@gabrielq.906]

@@cb360fan sil glyde works really good and it's pretty cheap at Napa and AAP

[@Hubjeep]

@@gabrielq.906 sil glyde is known to be the best stuff! Not cheap though. $10 for a 4 oz tube, but very good stuff.

[@bman4life956]

Jack stands will save your life hint hint

[@ALEX-xd7ko]

Man . Wire wheel the clips so your new shoes dont do what his old ones did and wear one side . Clean all the rust and ceap off the clips then use caliper grease on the mating surfaces. I also grease my piston boot a d backs of my pads.