[SJSE12] Toyota Celica Rear Brake Pads

[@inneshutton3716]

This guy knows his stuff and does the job correctly without skipping bits.

[@ricvanwinkle1665]

A man of no words is a great man

[@SeeDaVenom]

Keep posting Celica videos man! I love watching these!

[@dorifutodorima]

Thanks man, I appreciate it.

[@dingodyno9016]

@@dorifutodorima by any chance you wouldnt happen to have one for changing your shocks and struts on a Celica would you?

[@magicwaffl3z]

You did a speedrun on those, great vid!

[@liveandletlive2894]

No talking swearing under breath cursing damn!! Actually just bought a 97 celica an hr ago so gonna have 2 do this job

[@dorifutodorima]

I like to let the wrenches do the talking. Congrats on the project, good luck on the job.

[@Breakdown360DC]

My car makes that same scraping sound, will be sure to follow this video when I change them, thanks for the great quality video.

[@kevin8566]

How do you know when the handbrake is tight enough? ( when you use the screw driver)...I was having trouble removing my disk earlier today and had to friggin pull it off..didn't know that was a hand brake hole

[@edoardomigliavacca9343]

thank you so much for making these videos, i've been looking for some that shows how to do stuff to the t23 and only found GARBAGE, thank you very much

[@ILoveChanelLynn]

Thank you! You are Awesome!!!

[@attachedsilver8929]

my rear rotor make a noise when I free spin them like you did. The adjuster is closed all the way.

[@dorifutodorima]

try backing off the adjust or see if the shoes are worn

[@yohanyim1406]

Hello, I have the same issue. Did you solve the problem? Is it fine?

[@yohanyim1406]

When I put old one, nothing happened. But I put the new one, it makes noise. What is the problem?

[@AngelA-bd6nf]

They also have problems with the parking brake cable that doesn't release when they are shot that causes the same scenario.

[@ptbruiser2243]

I can't get the spring that goes in the guide pin holes to seat all the way. Keeps pushing the pins out from the caliper when i push down on it it's a new kit came with new pins clips and springs

[@willrise3980]

hi,thank u very much for the tutorial its really helpfull if you dont mind pls. around 2:54 / 6:56 of this video when you adjusted the drum brake , should the drum spin without touching the brakes or how tight should it be? thank u

[@dorifutodorima]

I tighten the drum brake until the rotor won't rotate. Then I back off the adjuster a few turns. There should only be slight drag.

[@willrise3980]

@@dorifutodorima thank u very much its so informative and direct to the point.

[@yohanyim1406]

@@dorifutodorima Few turns to mean, 3 or 4 down?

[@luapecraep3007]

Well that was very very basic and simple don't NEED VOICE OVER puts pple of listerning whylst doing the jobs great vidio straight forward and dam pleasant too watch no soding balava involved

[@eleuterioramalho6897]

hello, how are you, good i hope. tell me what kind of grease you put on the brake pads and sheet shimms?

[@TherealRxph]

New subscriber thank you for the great video

[@ramynovver4071]

I could watch this 100x and never get it , I’ll just go to mechanic.

[@__Jesus_is_God__]

What are the paper clip like clips on the pins called i broke mine and need a new one

[@remues5]

great video , i clean my rear brakes with brake clean. do i need to grease or antisize any of ebrake hardware?

[@dorifutodorima]

i typically don't

[@henryrodriguez8651]

Thank you 🫶

[@kimquyluu6771]

Thank you share clip

[@ShawnHennesseystuff]

Love your videos !!

[@dephataznboi]

Thank you for the detailed video. Is it okay to reuse the rotor & only replace the pads?

[@dorifutodorima]

As long as the rotor thickness is above the minimum spec and not badly warped, it should be fine

[@eleuterioramalho6897]

yeah, and you must check the disc runout max. 0,15 mm, with A magnetic base e dial indicator

[@elynavarro2485]

Awesome video man! Thanks a lot!

[@dorifutodorima]

Thanks alot, I appreciate it.

[@MrShoryuken1]

Hi mate, just wanted to ask what size wrench you need for the caliper bolts? Is it a 17mm? Cheers!

[@dorifutodorima]

Not sure off the top of my head but 10,12,14,17,19,21 mm will get you far in most jobs.

[@inneshutton3716]

@@dorifutodorima think its a 14mm buddy I've just done mine.

[@johnhoog8279]

What years Celica have this style rear disk brakes?

[@dorifutodorima]

All the 7th generation GTS models. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Celica

[@soulsoup159]

did you loosen the bleed screw ?

[@dorifutodorima]

didn't need to

[@dingodyno9016]

what was that stuff you lathered the bolt with before you put it back on?

[@dorifutodorima]

3M silicone paste or caliper grease, whichever you prefer

[@dingodyno9016]

at_Engineering sweet and what is the name of those scissors or pillars that you use at 1.57 ?

[@dorifutodorima]

@@dingodyno9016 Channel locks

[@Alex.1739]

I have a stuck on rear bind. Anything i can do?

[@Alex.1739]

Do you think I'll need a new caliper ? Thx

[@AT-ww6pj]

I fitted new pads and discs and hear a scraping noise, I’ll have to redo them from watching this video I didn’t grease the bolts, or have that metal plate on back of pads

[@stevo18555]

Is that a crack in the hub at 3:55???

[@rushnerd]

Should have spent more detail on the spring pins. They are a huge pain and you showed none of it.

[@thetoastytoad]

Wow I'm surprised how rust free the cars are in japan. Most of that rear assembly is orange for me!

[@eleuterioramalho6897]

cold, or very cold wheather, ice on the road, salt in the road to prevent ice = Corrosion in steel

[@eleuterioramalho6897]

when i see the video, I see that you regulatte the manual brake, and you do something after check rotation of the rotor, seems like you screw some bolt or nut, I can't see. I do the job in my 2000 toyota celica and seems okay. I have doubts in the clips and wire instalation, and in the rotor regulation, last operation.

[@dorifutodorima]

I'm adjusting the parking brake

[@eleuterioramalho6897]

yes. I do the same in mine. but in the video, after that, seems you thread some bolt or nut in the inner side of the rotor.

[@eleuterioramalho6897]

for adjusting the parking brake i do this: rotate the piece inside the drum (both), after that , I put one theet in the hand brake, next rotate both rotors. trying to equalize the rotate resistante in both. after that mouting wheels. Ok?

[@dorifutodorima]

@@eleuterioramalho6897 thats just a rubber cap

[@dorifutodorima]

@@eleuterioramalho6897 Turn adjuster until it stops and rotor won't rotate. Back off the adjust a couple of turns. Rotate to check if more adjustment is needed.

[@evanhankin7309]

Good video. Thank you.

[@bildillamagasin]

Nice video! :)

[@dorifutodorima]

Thanks

[@donaldmartin4620]

Hey bruh nice but when you do a video you gotta talk and say what you are doing you can't just do it and not say anything like how you take the spring off and stuff like that to quit