Front Brake Rotors and Pads on a 2016 Nissan Rogue

Basic maintenance. Replacement of Front brake pads and rotors on a 2016 Nissan Rogue.
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[@jaredbayless]

that not a 2016 rogue lol

[@robinshepard3008]

Excellent Video

[@ianrimmer1968]

Good video!! 👍

[@mankhalasiri5880]

Thankyou for video

[@12345665756]

Bravo Very nice and tide

[@billblackskyheli]

Thanks for the video. Good info :)

[@CharlesAndCars]

glad it helped

[@sammieturner338]

If you turn the wheel so that the front of the rotor is facing outward you can get more leverage on the breaker bar and the mounting bracket bolts come loose much easier.

[@shunjohn3567]

you rock......

[@crankharder123]

Thanks for the video! Newbie question: if the whole caliper/piston easily slides off, why do you have to recompress the piston as far as you did?

[@CharlesAndCars]

It needs to be recompressed so the new brake pads will fit around the rotor... They're going to be thicker than the ones coming off.

[@Wombatantify]

those gloves weren't making much of a difference at the end. :) great video, got me re-acquainted before i dove in

[@Tig3rj]

Your Pad hardware didn't have springs with them that go on the end of the clips? Another video I saw showed these and the pads top and bottom notched right into them..Thus pushing the pads away from the rotor when brake not being pressed.

[@michaelrehkop4817]

That is one of the differences between the 2012 Nissan Rogue and the Nissan Rogue Select.. Furthermore, a 2012 model year is not a Select. The select was produced for just 2 years in 2014-15. In 2016, the Rogue Select was no longer being manufactured.

[@BillSW]

What kind of grease did you brush on the hub? Can u use the Permatex silicone or ceramic for that hub too? How about white lithium or black grease?

[@CharlesAndCars]

You can use brake grease or wheel bearing grease.

[@xm15e2commando]

Nice quality gloves that tear with every use.

[@CharlesAndCars]

Yep, I've moved to using latex gloves instead of nitrile. I find they just do better.

[@BillSW]

which threadlocker do u use for the bracket bolts? Did u put threadlocker on the pins too?

[@CharlesAndCars]

Blue threadlocker on the bracket bolts (medium strength). None on the pin bolts.

[@jessicawhiting9237]

How do you check the reservoir for fluid ? Where the brake fluid is? If it’s low I’m okay, I’m a newbie and if I sound a bit stupid, sorry!

[@CharlesAndCars]

On the firewall will be the brake master cylinder.. This video shows a fluid level check for the nissan rogue kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3S9ZpajiNSjbKs

[@tankmech2799]

Does anyone know what the 2 different sizes (overall rotor diameter) of brake rotors are and their specific applications for the 2016 Rogues? I'm guessing the difference is for whether you have 2 rows of seats versus 3 rows of seats? I need to order front and rear pads and rotors for my 2016 Rogue and my local parts dealer wants to know what size (diameter) my front rotors are as there are 2 sizes available for the model year. Help?

[@CharlesAndCars]

Looks like there's an 11.65 and an 12.6" version. I'm seeing the 12.6 for the 3 row seating and 11.65 for the 2 row seating. Best would be just to measure what you have.

[@andygold]

Charles is correct. The larger rotors are for the 3 row Rogue.

[@denos.2688]

I have a 2016 Nissan Rogue SV and my body style doest look like that.

[@HH-ls3te]

Its 2012 model 😅😅

[@stephenlaboy25]

They have that model 2016 but its a special edition retarted as all hell but what ever

[@stephenlaboy25]

2016 nissan Rogue select

[@abelflores5976]

stephen laboy they still had the Rogue Select in 2016? That’s just crazy given that the new body style stared in 2014.

[@stephenlaboy25]

@@abelflores5976 yea dumb as hell y buy the old body same year -_-

[@faja8694]

This is NOT 2016 model ???????

[@theerealbk9140]

That’s not 2016...

[@beavis1513]

Thank you. I was going to post the same thing. That might be a Morano? I know it’s not a 16 Rogue, wrong body style for a 16 series.

[@theerealbk9140]

BEAVIS its a Rogue but not a 16

[@stephenlaboy25]

Its a 2016 nissan rouge select my friend has one look them.up

[@stephenlaboy25]

@@theerealbk9140 rogue select

[@michaelrehkop4817]

@@stephenlaboy25 The Rouge Select was discontinued after 2015. I was a Nissan technician during the years of 2011 and 2017. You didn't bother to look it up yourself which makes you look stupid.

[@RussoSimon]

2006 not 2016

[@asadb1990]

wow most mechanics don't do any of the additional maintenance on brakes. they usually only remove the calipers and pop in the pads.

[@CharlesAndCars]

Yeah, some don't but the additional "small" things make a big difference in the life/performance of brakes.

[@asadb1990]

@@CharlesAndCars i agree 100%. i have had in the past had to do the little things myself because my brakes would start making noise after a few months. i now try to do as much of the maintenance myself as possible.

[@michaelrehkop4817]

Some Technicians don't bother to do their jobs as Safety advisors. I have seen the laziness of some Technicians for years. I say that as a Senior Master Technician with 35 years experience.

[@daviddelapaz435]

That is not a 2016.