How To | 2011-2020 | Kia Sorento | Front And Rear Brakes |

#Kia #Brakes #FrontAndRear #DIY #HowTo
Vehicle In This Video: 2014 Kia Sorento 2.4L (GAS) (It Will Work For Similar Hyundai Vehicles)
Some Tools In Video: 14 And 19 Mil (Wrench And Socket 3/8)
Wire Brush
ChanelLocks (Pliers)
Philips ScrewDriver
Hammer
Brake Caliper Compression Tool (Pliers Will Work Too)
21 Mil Socket (Wheels And Tires)
When to replace brake pads?
-Wear indicator on vehicle dashboard
-High pitched squeal when braking
-Brake pedal pulsation or vehicle vibration
-Vehicle pulling or wandering on braking
-High mileage on existing pads
-Brake system warning lights and/or maintenance reminder messages
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[@kevinsedmak132]

Super informative. I really like how you put this video together.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@smittyshmo]

Excellent video!

[@khatuntsovmikhail6223]

thanks for the video. make sure you specify torques. those are important!

[@joeyoung3390]

Never hang the calibar by the hose

[@brandonhudson9952]

Right 🤯

[@pauldelesbore839]

No brake grease, shim replacement, or cleaning of the guide pins

[@AutomotiveDysfunction]

No .. grease was clean guide pins were lubed and moving freely .. no need for brake grease on pads

[@Matty_1985]

@@AutomotiveDysfunction what?? You should always regrease slider pins, shims etc.

[@bigboiautolab7618]

@@Matty_1985 he’s probably one of those “Techs” that always has comebacks for squeaks and says “should’ve bought the better pads” or “they just need to break in you have to drive xx miles to break in new brakes” 🤡😂😂

[@nac4965]

this video sucks. I've been working at removing the rear shoes from inside the rotor for an hour- he just glosses over that part. 🙄

[@AutomotiveDysfunction]

Because I don’t have that problem .. yours is probably all rusted out or came a part

[@nac4965]

@@AutomotiveDysfunction you have to assume people searching for a how-to videos is because they're having problems- you completely skipped the procedure for backing of the parking brake shoes. your video is incomplete regardless if you were having that issue or not. you wouldn't create a "how to tig weld" video and just skip over all the settings simply because YOU happen to have it on a setting that works for you! removing rear rotors and backing off the parking brake shoes is a MAJOR part of removing the rear rotors! 🙄

[@AutomotiveDysfunction]

@@nac4965 I didn’t have to back off park shoes off because they were fine it came off like butte r

[@DsFishTanks_]

Parking breaks don’t usually have an issue and the meat last a very long time. Unless it’s damaged. And are not included when you do your breaks. So unless it’s damaged don’t touch it. And if you do direct yourself to watching a video and rear drum breaks. Might help.

[@justinmurphy2227]

If something's not covered how about just asking a question and say hey, can you tell me how to do this because mine is a little different?