#brake

[@pseudoku9308]

Good job on doing the brake pads on your own Couple of observations: 1) Never let the hang on the brake line. 2) You forgot to lubricate the caliper sliding pins

[@thevoidzzz]

Also, working on a car supported only by a floor jack is a big safety nono

[@username36742]

Do you have a video doing the rear brakes on a 22 Camry with electric park brake?

[@BayViewz]

@username36742 No I do not. Sorry!

[@dangelotreston9033]

The rear brakes are like any normal car. To release the rear electric e-brake you pull the button up 3 times down 3 times up again 3 times and then hold it down.

[@username36742]

Ok thanks brother!!

[@davidquintanilla9952]

Hi man, you didn’t have any shaking or anything for not changing rotor? Thanks

[@BayViewz]

@davidquintanilla9952 None whatsoever! I would recommend changing the rotors at 50k miles or whenever you feel a vibration on your steering wheel when stepping on the brakes.

[@davidquintanilla9952]

@ thanks, guess I will be changing rotors and brake pads. Thanks.

[@BayViewz]

@@davidquintanilla9952 Hope all goes well for you.

[@SKiiLeDMeXi]

was it the same steps for the rears brake ?

[@BayViewz]

The bolt size might be different, but other than that basically the same steps.

[@SKiiLeDMeXi]

@@BayViewz thanks man !

[@BayViewz]

You welcome!