Chrysler Pacifica 2017 - 2022 Rear Brakes

Rear brake service. Rotors and pads replacement. #chrysler #pacifica #mopar #brakes #howto #2017 #vanlife #minivan #familyhauler #brakeservice

[@kevinharrington726]

Very nice video

[@Mike_44]

Really appreciate the time you took to make this video for everyone. Thank you!

[@DiligentDave1966]

I successfully changed my coworker’s rear brake pads earlier today thanks to these videos. I’m really glad I watched them.

[@DiligentDave1966]

I’m really glad I found this video because one of my coworkers asked me if I could do his rear brakes. I had a feeling they weren’t as simple as regular vehicles. That’s a great tip about using a lug nut to hold the rotor in place.

[@peterterry9138]

thanks for this video. any job is easy when someone show you how.

[@franktuci2884]

Congratulation, perfect video. Thank you very much.

[@nclivin4220]

Thanks for the park brake tutorial

[@peterterry9138]

i did my brakes but i did not have the caliper tool. i just used a flat blade screwdriver to push back the piston before i took off the caliper. pry the piston back by putting the screwdriver between the pad and bracket, then pry. it moves back slow but it works

[@anaestereo810]

Thank you! Would have missed that 10mm retaining bolts

[@kd221]

thank you

[@DiligentDave1966]

I bought the caliper tool from Autozone even though one reviewer said he broke it on this very vehicle. I’m guessing he didn’t retract the parking brake first because I didn’t have any problems with it.

[@ronaldhodgkins9996]

I had the impression that turning the piston was necessary

[@tomjeff1743]

Whoa . Please turn down the music just a little bit

[@Proc3000]

My Pacifica doesn't have the touch screen radio like that but the 4 inch one.. Any tips for the emergency brake?

[@brandonstallard22]

The rear brakes on these pacificas are twist style, how you press it in?

[@BarryBryant-m2h]

I just did my 2017, the rear just pushed in. As I recall, the front need to be screwed in, I did them a couple years ago.

[@brujjo64]

These guides do not need to be lubricated. Structurally, they must be dry and clean.