How to Change Toyota Camry Brakes | Brake Fluid Flush Change

[@Shododaan]

Nice video and great content. I had no idea that Lexus/Toyota dealers have "sales" on parts I'll need to keep an eye out.

[@TunerwithKids]

Yea. They seem to have them a few times a year. The recent one was 25% off with free shipping at $75+. Lexus also has sales. I used Fred Anderson Toyota in Raleigh and Bell Lexus in Scottsdale both have lowest normal prices and when the % sales happen it’s even better. Sign up for their emails and it’ll notify you.

[@johnnyappleseed1598]

You should have cleaned the caliper slide pins and re-lube them. After 70K + miles, they could be rusted inside and stuck.

[@d1bergman]

You're not providing enough detail for someone trying to do this kind of thing for the first time or someone who just wants to see a brake job for Toyota car. You also do it too fast. You have missed important detail, example taking off the disk guide before removing the caliber. Its important to see the springs connecting the brake pads too. I'll subscribe to see if it gets any better if not i will unsubscribe.

[@TunerwithKids]

I have other videos for Sienna change, same process as well as other cars I work in.