How to replace BRAKES, ROTORS and CALIPER, DODGE DAKOTA

[@FromTheClinic]

Thanks a bundle! This video gave me the confidence to replace the brakes, rotors and calipers (mine was exactly the same on the front passenger side - broken) 2004 Dodge Dakota 2WD. It's my farm truck so didn't want to spend the dollars a shop would charge but it's still in great shape otherwise. See folks, even a 65-year-old farm girl can learn something new.

[@kentuckyyankee]

Glad to hear you got it fixed! Well done!

[@robinhillhouse7339]

Thank you! This video is great! It has helped me out!!

[@kentuckyyankee]

Good to know, thanks for watching!

[@Hoodiegookk]

HELPED ALOT

[@nickkusko7285]

Crack the bleeder valve when you compress the piston and you can pretty much do it by hand just make sure you tighten it back up as soon as it's compressed all the way and you don't have to worry about bleeding the lines at all

[@medeiroscr]

Thanks Man, great tips! but, You damaged the brake hose in the right front wheel. Did You keep it like that?

[@medeiroscr]

@@kentuckyyankee Yes, I did. But You're right though, I did not realize that was grease, I thought it was leaking brake fluid. Thanks for your reply!

[@carlosfinlay874]

Really good, thanks.

[@kentuckyyankee]

Thank you for watching!!

[@zacheryhuber363]

What year of kota is this? I have a 96 and caliper locked up bit the new pads are completely different than the ones that came off. Please someone help been trying to replace the caliper and pads for couple hours now and its getting frystersting help please

[@kentuckyyankee]

This one is a 2004, the parts places can look up parts using your vin number

[@GrampiesWorkshop]

How's she goin'? Nice video and a very good explanation of what needs to get done to carry out this job!!! I was wondering why 1/2 way through the job, all of a sudden you have the black gloves on!!! Were your hands just about dirty enough? LOL Thanks for posting and Happy 4th of July!!!

[@danielsimpson8929]

I was expecting the brake police/trolls to be on you for not greasing up the pad to caliper and piston areas. Well.. now my comment is the trolliest. Sweet.

[@jackrutherford-1]

left rear