How to replace Front Brake pads and rotors 2015 Toyota Camry

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[@victorsears9964]

Excellent! Clear and concise with no BS.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yup straight to the point

[@Texas1lnghorn]

When I try to remove the first bolt, the "lock bolt" just behind it spins also. Its like the whole assembly presses outward. Any advice here? Wonderful video!

[@RBTheMechanic]

Which bolt ru working on? Caliper?

[@808flamestarter]

Liked the video - straight forward. I recommend adding the torque specs in the description area. Subscribed.

[@bvila2890]

This is what clear and simple instructions are...great job man.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thanks bro I try to keep it to the point !!!

[@jamescorbin5638]

I just canceled my appointment to get my brakes done. I will do it myself. Thanks!

[@RBTheMechanic]

Ok let me know how it goes make sure u pump back the brake peddle after ur complet before u start the engine

[@Heh703]

very well and easy explained! it sure will save me some money doing it myself

[@bobbyboywonder12]

What an excellent video man. Thanks so much for this. Really helped me

[@RBTheMechanic]

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[@realityguy8093]

Thanks for sharing

[@RBTheMechanic]

Welcome

[@watchmanexpert]

my 2015 Camry with 40k miles when I brake hard a high speed I feel o. the brake pedal high vibration on the left front wheel , un think is the rotors ?

[@RBTheMechanic]

That’s what I think it is !!

[@bobsmythe2490]

This is the first time putting front pads on a Camry. They were more difficult than expected due to the tight clearances. Listen to this seasoned mechanic. Do not replace the spring pads at the end of the shoes unless necessary. I did on the first side reasoning the existing pads were in for 90 K and why would I not replace with the new parts since they are provided. Consequently, I spent a half hour fitting the pads and in the end I went back to two of the old clips to get the pads in place. The other side went in much easier since I used the old clips. Also, I learned to cock the pads to the rear and start the pad at the top, pushing up and rotating to get the lower part of the pad in place. This is tight. Normally, I find I have to grind off a little on the end of the pads to get them to fit. I did not this time. Maybe I should have. There is a slight rubbing sound when I go around a tight corner or if I hit the brakes hard. I did not reface the rotors because they were in such good shape. I am guessing the rubbing noise comes from the rusty edges on either side of the rotor shiny surfaces and will go away as the pads seat in. This rubbing is a first in all the pads replacements I have done. Thanks for the video.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Glad u did it urself it’s always a experience u will do it faster next time. And yes the noise will go away it’s will brake in the edges of pads from rust

[@JazzLowrider]

Good video, for DIY , you should secure the caliper with a wire to prevent it from falling accidentally because it could get damaged especially the brakes hose

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yeah I have some hooks and bungee cords now that secures it !!!

[@humbertoayala55]

Stupid question, does the 2015 Camry have rear brakes or is it just the front?

[@RBTheMechanic]

It’s got front and rear brakes and all cars have brake per each wheel 🛞 😇

[@garydos000]

Thiese are annoying to replace that's why I prefer older like a 1999

[@RBTheMechanic]

It’s similar

[@shamsmubarak7]

Hey bro thanks for the video , I did everything you said correct yesterday today I took a look at na rotors and there has been slight marks . Can you explain why please I would really appreciate it

[@RBTheMechanic]

Well I would need to see the mark’s car u make small video let me see the marks maybe it’s nothing let’s take a look post it on ur utube

[@aj91coupe43]

good job! nice clear instructions!

[@kellylowe9701]

Perfect i appreciate the video sir

[@user-fc8rf7qc7x]

Good job bro. This is the best video so far.

[@robertcollett8073]

Thank you. Just got a 2015 Camry and I’m hearing a odd noise coming from the breaks weird thing is I only hear it in reverse when pressing the break pedal. I’m going to take the tire off and have a look.

[@RBTheMechanic]

That might be sign low brake pad it would do that on reverse

[@robertcollett8073]

@@RBTheMechanic I took it to the Toyota dealership here, they said they turned the rotors and resurfaced the pads they said there was a glaze on them….. still dose it, my neighbor said it’s just the pads adjusting. This is my first Toyota but my girlfriend has one and I’ve never her it in her Camry. I’m stumped

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@robertcollett8073 I see might have to change them

[@rodralph824]

Great video. Thanks so much

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yup thank u

[@tahataha-hh6gv]

Thanks

[@GusMencos]

Thanks a lot sir, great piece of info, God bless!

[@RBTheMechanic]

No problem brother always here to help with anything

[@MOEZANDERS]

Bella 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯🙏🏼 Gracious

[@RBTheMechanic]

No problem!!!!

[@ORLANDOBUSA]

Great video, this is great! can you send the Torque for those bolts that you said you can send? thank you

[@RBTheMechanic]

Bracket big bolt is 75ft lb and the small one 25ft lb

[@ORLANDOBUSA]

@@RBTheMechanic thanks man

[@SabotPottery]

Thank you, I'm doing the job today (as we speak)

[@walatnori5820]

How many times did you say alright 😂😂

[@michaelayala5682]

Is this the same for a 2011 Camry?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yupp same diffrent parts tho

[@michaelayala5682]

@@RBTheMechanic thank you!!!!!! You da man!

[@larryp.450]

Nice job- Subscribed. Three points. 1/ Remove the brake reservoir cap and check fluid level prior to and while reseating the pistons. 2/ Torque all nuts and bolts to mfr. specs. 3/ Apply brake pad grease on metal to metal contact points.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thank u!

[@stevensweets805]

Torque specs?

[@stevensweets805]

And is the process the same for the rear?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Front 79 and 25

[@RBTheMechanic]

Back 58 and 25

[@RadiationTech]

How come u did not open the bleeding screw while pushing the piston down. It can damage car with abs system

[@RBTheMechanic]

valy baher it shouldn’t Damage anything I have been doing this for years but u can open that valve to let the old brake fluid that’s been in there taking all the hot temp

[@matt4398]

These are the same OCD dummies that tell you not pre filling the oil filter when doing an oil change will starve the engine for oil

[@derekbrumley8356]

Unless its a diesel it shouldn't matter lol