Honda Accord Rear Brake Pad Replacement 1999 V6 (1998-2002 Similar)

Honda Accord Rear Brake Pad Replacement. In this video I show how to replace the rear brake pads on a V6 Honda Accord. Many older Hondas have drum brakes in the rear, however this Accord has rear disc brakes. The exact vehicle in this video is a 1999 Honda Accord EX V6 Sedan. Enjoy!
The brakes on this vehicle were making noise and can be heard in this video: • Help! Strange Noises ...
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[@wyattoneable]

You sir have set the standard on how to work on Honda's and produce "How to" videos. Always easy to follow along, informative and entertaining .

[@BigDog50001]

Thank you Wyatt, I really appreciate that comment!

[@TheDisgruntledMechanic]

@@BigDog50001 yeah what Wyatt said!

[@jimthecarguy]

Nice quick and easy.You have to love those Hondas

[@BigDog50001]

I like easy lol!

[@unebonnevie]

This is the BEST video on pushing back the ! NO other video shows it more details, especially the notches to fit into the vertical groove.

[@BigDog50001]

Glad it was helpful!

[@transducer9257]

Thank you! I was clueless till I found you skillful video and explanation.

[@hesed012]

Thank you. Your video is the most step by step instruction video. Blessings.

[@BigDog50001]

I appreciate the comment, thanks!

[@richardl341]

Thanks for making this brake pad replacement video.

[@BigDog50001]

No problem 👍

[@remeyrune6009]

Thank you sir, while I don't have all the tools needed to replace my brakes, it does help a lot of know what is going on and do some basic repairs as well

[@BigDog50001]

👍

[@yurapishwall4252]

Thanks for this Les Schwab tried to charge 600 for what was 65 in parts you rock dude keep the Honda Accord vida coming please!

[@madjwills9045]

You got the 👍🏾 as soon as you showed your jack and stands positioning I never see this

[@BigDog50001]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment!

[@arthurfricchione8119]

Dave, excellent video. Everything you mentioned I encountered when I just did the brakes on my 99EXL Accord. I installed the exact same pads and yes you have to select the exact hardware and yes it's a fight to get the pads in the clips. All in all the video was spot on. I'm having hot coffee I recommend you have something cold, Have a good one Artie👍👍👍 yes I changed out the fluid but also did the front brakes. Rotors were fine.

[@BigDog50001]

Coffee time lol! Thanks for the comment Artie!

[@themechanic6117]

great video as always. The sweat on the brakes is just natures brake parts cleaner lol

[@BigDog50001]

lol, but it's a dry heat! Thanks for the comment!

[@luisrios7991]

Saludos desde.. Puerto Rico

[@BigDog50001]

👍

[@BenBen-tw3ot]

Great video! well done. I am actually trying to do this on my 1999 coupe accord auto. Piston seems blocked although I'm in Neutral, no hand brake and brake cable out, not sure what's wrong.

[@fdeguilla]

I don't think using the torque wrench is overkill, my thoughts on it, if you have it and have the torque specs then use it. For those who don't know what it does, it applies the correct tightness so it won't loosen and without over stressing the fasteners. Thanks for doing it right, good video!

[@BigDog50001]

I appreciate the comment, thanks!

[@TheDisgruntledMechanic]

Gotta love a Hondoo brake job! Great vid Dave!

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks Mike! I always appreciate you stopping by!

[@erwinbenally8027]

Excellent work on both the video and brake job, thank you for posting.

[@aaronbinder6903]

What a great video!! Thanks man! I'm replacing the rear brake pads on a 2000 accord v6 it's the same set up in the rear. I need to buy that special tool for the caliper piston. Amazon........ Lol

[@Glenn_123]

Well done video once again!

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks!

[@jacobx3861]

Thank you!

[@paullaws3889]

Another great video. Do you ever scuff up the rotors with emery cloth to knock off any glazing?

[@BigDog50001]

Sometimes, but in general if there are any issues with the rotors I just replace them with new ones. Thanks for the comment!

[@happy543210]

is it raining in tucson?......no! it's big dog sweating all over the driveway!

[@BigDog50001]

Ha ha!

[@angelf9800]

Question I was bleeding my rear breaks and didn’t have any break fluid coming out from the bleeder screw, so I went under my hood and found the rear break line and opened the nut and I had fluid come out can it be ABS module going out.

[@gabelizarraga2250]

Big help. Thanks a bunch!

[@BigDog50001]

Glad it helped!

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[@brettkadera7276]

Where can I fine a bet tool set like the one in this video

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Good video

[@BigDog50001]

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[@Johnnytorres7573]

Great video thanks.

[@BigDog50001]

You bet 👍!

[@sivucit]

very well done, I dont know why manufacturers came with screw on type caliper, idiotic design. especially for those living in rust belt..

[@BigDog50001]

I think they did it for ease of manufacturing, easier than a drum type setup for the parking brake. Thanks for the comment!

[@1977hlovell]

Do I need the special tool to press in the piston or can I just use a C clamp?

[@cermetic]

Thank you for the video. Do you know the torque value of the rear bracket bolts?

[@BobiPhettOfficial]

Bruh how did he bolt that top bolt it doesn't even come out no matter how much I turn it. It has another end where you have to use another wrench or something to hold it so you can turn it with the socket like bruh it doesnt even show this

[@cindyvandiver6776]

Question. No brakes no leaking fluid. Brake pedal goes to floor 1998 h accord once get cash will take to shop my car guy passed away last summer so wanting to get informed before going to new guy thanks

[@BigDog50001]

Sounds like it might be unsafe, I definitely recommend getting that fixed right away!

[@nathanield.4527]

Is there a difference between copper anti seize and the gray anti seize? Is either one for higher heat temperature applications?

[@BigDog50001]

The copper anti seize is made of copper flakes and the silver one is made of an aluminum, copper and graphite blend. They both are great for high heat applications. The silver is more general purpose and is better at salt environments I believe.

[@nathanield.4527]

Have you ever removed the slider pins from one of your previous brake jobs and confirmed that there was still some silicone paste on the slider pins still doing it’s job after at least 50,000 miles?

[@BigDog50001]

I have not seen an issue of brake caliper slide pins seizing after silicone paste was used. The stuff works great and is what Honda recommends.

[@nathanield.4527]

Big Dog50001 Automotive Thank you!

[@nathanield.4527]

Have you tried Sil-Glyde Brake Lubricant? Is the 3M silicone paste better?

[@BigDog50001]

Sil-Glyde is a good product but I prefer the combination that I use.

[@sivucit]

dave, use bluepoint brake rewind tool, that is 100 time better than the one you are using..

[@BigDog50001]

Maybe one of these I will get it, thanks for the input!

[@MR-je1jb]

@@BigDog50001 The $300 Blue-Point is a rebranded Schley Products 86100B. It works good and is only $50 from Tool Discounter.

[@bobiphett4633]

Not everyone has a fancy shmancy wrench 🥴