How to change rear brake discs and rear brake pads on AUDI A4 B7 AVANT TUTORIAL | AUTODOC

How to change Rear brake discs / Rear brake rotors / Rear Disc Brakes / rear brake pads on AUDI A4 B7 AVANT TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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[@jennifermaxwell4637]

excellent video 😊

[@autodocuk]

Thank you for the feedback! We are glad that our videos are useful for you. Best regards, Autodoc.

[@Dymundback]

Hold up a minute. I just changed out these rear discs without having to take off the caliper bracket. That's not really a required step and I just found it by accident. I was prepared to undo the bolts in the back and the disc shifted, after I removed the securing bolt for it, and the disc came out when I had braced to catch it. Good stuff though.

[@autodocuk]

Thank you for your feedback ! Thank you for your valuable remark! It will be very useful for our viewers. Our new videos will show the replacement in more details and we will tell more about it. Best regards, Autodoc.

[@ConSamification]

Your comment has helped me so much tonight as couldn’t remove the Cali per holder!!! Thanks from UK

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[@Ivan-hx7cc]

Damn this guy clean. when i did my brake job on my audi i was a mess. even lost my 21 mm socket in the process haha

[@aristica1]

I also broke a 21mm socket. Those caliper bracket bolts are a mess huh

[@magnusdanielsson2749]

So no need to adjust the parking brake after changing brake pads?

[@ClaimOfRightMuso]

Whoa! - what you just do there, at 2:52 ? Something we should know?

[@autodocuk]

Thank you for your feedback! At that moment we were dismantling the sport bracket second bolt. In our new videos we will describe and show this replacement in more details. In our new videos we will describe and show this replacement in more details. Best Regards, Autodoc.

[@manuelramos4608]

I heard I don’t even need to take out the caliper bracket, is that true? 🧐

[@autodocuk]

We do not have such information, we recommend that you consult your mechanic.

[@jorjdegoatt1703]

you can fenagle out the disc without removing the caliper bracket.

[@simongard5270]

using a spanner on those hex bolts?. those bolts are rigid and u could never use just a spanner to loosen them. the bottom shocker bolt should be removed in the real world with a 3/8 power bar and 8mm Allen key with socket..

[@autodocuk]

Thank you for the feedback! Your opinion and remarks are very important for us. We will take them into consideration for our next tutorial. Best regards, Autodoc.

[@acstamos]

What do you call that 8mm hex key? Thanks

[@autodocuk]

Thank you for your feedback! It can be also called the allеn key. Best Regards, Autodoc

[@ClaimOfRightMuso]

4:50 'Lubricate the brake caliper guide pins with special grease'... What 'special grease'? What would I ask for at my auto shop?

[@autodocuk]

Thank you for your feedback ! In this video we used special lubricant for support guides.Please, contact our support team, and be sure that we will check it for you. Best regards, Autodoc.

[@iangraham6730]

Copper grease.

[@ClaimOfRightMuso]

@@iangraham6730 Cheers, Ian. I reckoned that from around the time I asked 'autodoc' the question. Your reply was what I needed from them at the time, but unfortunately copper grease seems to be some closely-guarded secret of the trade: "special grease" "special lubricant" - why couldn't they just say 'copper grease' or 'lithium grease', 'red rubber grease' 'ceramic brake grease' or 'Mission Automotive Dielectric Grease/Silicone Paste/Waterproof Marine Grease'? 👍

[@iangraham6730]

@@ClaimOfRightMuso It's all about the 'sell' . . the less you know, the better for them ;-) I worked in a garage for the guts of 20 years, copper grease was the go-to for brake slides, actually silicone grease is probably better for the rubber dust covers sake, but I still prefer copper :-)