How To Change BRAKE DISCS & PADS Vauxhall Astra G Mk4

[@ahannaamogu8437]

This was a very helpful video. Simple and straight to the point. I changed mine after watching it a couple times. Thank you for saving me money 👌🏽.

[@davidwhateley260]

Great video, would it be the same process for the rears?

[@philipeide1812]

About to renew my pads today,many thanks for the helpful video.

[@seansautos152]

Glad it helped fella.. Cheers

[@johnbroadleday]

Need a full set front and rear on mine and only had the car a couple of months, but despite it being MOT'd in November it needs a full set on so this is a massive help

[@KryptoBlox]

Will be needing to do this to my astra very soon, many thanks mate, this has helped me alot 👍🏼

[@seansautos152]

Glad it will help you mate..nice easy job to do

[@vinnie4203]

Best man/channel for the brake videos

[@stephanopapadimitriou4789]

Great video mate what are the torque specs for the 7mm caliper bolts??

[@un-_-known688]

Are yu suposed to bleed the line after?

[@DAZZYVANDAM]

Thanks for the vid this has been a great help!!!!

[@Tiax776]

You didn't put copper grease?

[@ClariHero]

For someone who is doing this on his own without a brake tool when replacing with the new pads ..is there a way to do that step without that tool?

[@TheSaintsFC]

Use your old brake pad and a screw driver to push it back in. Make sure to open the brake fluid reservoir though.

[@ClariHero]

@@TheSaintsFC thank you.. appreciate the knowledge

[@danielbachenek7758]

GM ?Ate?Trw?What use?

[@andrewmolloy5095]

nice one bro.

[@johnocallaghan9252]

Be carefull Doing this job as there are 2 different types of brake pad carriers on astra G.This is the intrigrated carrier type.Also it very easy to cross thread the carrier bolts be very carefully doing it.

[@heroldable]

Greate! Thanks!

[@MazookDK]

Why don’t you put on grease? Is it because you didn’t know or what?

[@seansautos152]

You don't need to use grease nowadays unless you really want to. Pads are fitted with anti squeal plates... Most manufacturers don't recommend the use of grease

[@MazookDK]

The plate on the backside... Sure. But what about the slider pins, the surface on the brake caliper carrier where the pads are in contact with etc. You use nothing at all.

[@seansautos152]

@@MazookDK if your sliders are doing their job.. there is no need to grease.. Plus greasing the contact areas is individual preference, you can if you want but there really is no need whatsoever... I have never had any issues.

[@stevescet]

@@seansautos152 I use silicone brake lube but on new cars I can't see any lube on the brakes so guess it's personal choice.