Brembo Brake Pads Installation with Basic Hand Tools

How to install Brembo brake pads on your car or truck. Simple DIY that can save you hundreds!
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[@owenst.edward3412]

very knowledgeable video about hand brake

[@rabinneupane2542]

Can you please make a video on how to change tyres 😁

[@mobilecommunicationsnetwor5268]

Do you ever need to change the bolts out? I was told on some GM models there is a problem and the bolts need to be replaced.

[@o.c.stiggs5377]

As always an excellent tutorial. What was your rationale for not removing from their boots, cleaning, and re-lubricating the caliper pins?

[@CarsNToys]

Good question. Being the vehicle has been garage for most of its life, the pins are in excellent shape. I simply peeled back the boot and there was no rust or debris.

[@mbritton1984]

I appreciate the video. Can you feel any significant difference over stock?

[@CarsNToys]

Good bite and performance thus far. We'll see how they hold up over time. Thanks for the comment!

[@connect2395]

What different brembo pad code P28039 and P28022?

[@911naimplate]

The Brembo pads stop great but are noisy and wear out way too quickly. Time to go back to Akebono.

[@bobbobby1987]

How are you wheels in such good condition? Did you get them refurbished and do you know the exact paint code for those rims?

[@CarsNToys]

I tend to clean them at least once per week. One wheel is refurbished. (The rear wheel in the video.) Stock refurbished wheels go for about $120/piece.

[@esmondewong]

I used this red brembo brake pads and they are rubbish, lousy brake feel wrost than oem, get the black brembo brake pads they feel alot better than oem,.

[@cyrildonovan9384]

So my issue is a noise in the rear? Is ai know you get noise sometimes with after market parts are getting and noise and did you have to beed the brakes in

[@CarsNToys]

No need to bleed the brakes; no air entered the system.

[@cyrildonovan9384]

So you have no noise they are quiet like factory

[@cyrildonovan9384]

I don't know that process where you drive up to 60 and slow down that was the process I meant

[@s2knightryder]

Brembo gave me hardware that’s not compatible with my pads.. I’m now dead in the water here with shot pads and new Brembo pads with incompatible hardware..

[@crazyeye6424]

What do you mean? either you picked the wrong pads that don't match the make and model of your car, or what ever store you bought them from did not give you the correct pads. Got mine from Part Source, Made sure to ask, They will ask you for your make and model, engine size ect. Mines a 2006 Chrysler 300c 5.7L V8 Hemi.

[@davidwynne3289]

Lost me when the lump hammer was used on the ring spanner. Use a socket and breaker bar.