How to Change 2002-2003 Lexus ES300 - Front Brake Pads and Rotors

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Front Brake Pad Replacement Instructions
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Step by step guide for replacing the front brakes on a 2002-2003 Lexus ES300. The same process as for the 2005-2006 Toyota Camry. I go through all of the steps in a quick and concise fashion. Includes all the important information without wasting your time!
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This repair applies to the following vehicles:
Toyota Camry 2005, 2006
Lexus ES300 2002, 2003
Lexus ES330 2004, 2005, 2006
Toyota Avalon 2005, 2006, 2007
Toyota Sienna 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
Toyota Solara 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
Welcome to my DIY guide on replacing front brake pads for your 2002-2003 Lexus ES300 or 2005-2006 Toyota Camry. This step-by-step tutorial will walk you through the process in a quick, concise, and informative manner.
In this video, we cover all the essential steps to ensure a successful brake pad replacement, including the tools you'll need and important safety precautions to keep in mind. We'll also highlight key differences between the mentioned models and provide tips to make the job easier.
This tutorial isn't just limited to the Lexus ES300 and Toyota Camry; it also applies to several other vehicles, including the Lexus ES330, Toyota Avalon, Sienna, and Solara within the specified model years.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the knowledge and confidence to replace the front brake pads on your 2002-2003 Lexus ES300 or 2005-2006 Toyota Camry, as well as other compatible vehicles listed.
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[@AnalogWolf]

Thanks for this. Brakes using OEM Toyota/Lexus parts can run $600 for all 4 wheels and was always intimidated to do it myself, but this looks pretty straightforward. I'm sure it will be a little struggle the first time but once I get the first one on, the rest will be easy.

[@PracticalMechanic]

Thanks! You can definitely handle it; good luck! 👍

[@patricklittle3077]

Awesome video! Thanks

[@PracticalMechanic]

Glad it helped!

[@JCam151]

Very well done video, thanks!

[@PracticalMechanic]

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[@Villivakkam]

Not a good idea jacking up on lawn soil bro. It could send the jack in.

[@dave2574]

Easier to compress the piston before removing the caliper.

[@Ex-PokerGuy]

Great video. Went to local mechanic and got my brakes and rotors done for $100 labor. Parts was $260 at Autozone. Could of order them online for $160 but didn't want to wait a week for them. If I was to do it myself it probably would of took 2 hours. I figure 2 hours of my time is worth more than $100 so I didn't do it myself.

[@PracticalMechanic]

You got a great shop rate! I like your cost/benefit analysis, too! Thanks for the comment. 👍