How to replace Front Brake Pads on Nissan Altima 2019 and up

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[@mikeywhite7221]

Your the best man Ike ur teacher ❤🎉❤❤🎉🎉😊 keep it up man the good work I will buy you a mechanic shop

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thanks bro yeah appreciate gonna keep doing videos I’m just out of luck back disk issues in November and Dec 31 pain in kidney have stones 😳 🤦‍♂️ this dosent end for me back got battery now this I need to find part time local job light job mean time I’m running out of funs and videos I already made to post

[@REAL_Skele_Orb-Maker]

Here I go! Wish me luck 😅. Will check back when done, awesome video!

[@RBTheMechanic]

Good luck!! Make sure I pump the brakes once’s ur all completed before starting the car!!

[@REAL_Skele_Orb-Maker]

All right, I procrastinated until now I got the first one done what was the torque spec? Thanks again feeling confident.

[@shaggie007]

Thanks. This is just the info I needed. Would a little anti-seize on the hub be a good idea? Having a wheel stuck to the hub could be a problem if you needed to change a flat tire on the side if the road.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yup that’s a good idea

[@jabrowski_]

Ty bro u the goat. Liked and subbed

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thank you

[@edwardsantiago2314]

So you do not have to bleed the brakes? Thanks for the videos!

[@RBTheMechanic]

Nope not for the work we did if ur replace hydraulic systym part then u must bleed it

[@Siwithekiwi0]

I have a question, for the opposite side of the tire, should the break pads be placed with the clip on the top aswell or is it clipped in upside down?

[@RBTheMechanic]

I’m not sure which clip ur asking the brake wear sensor?

[@justinponeck1393]

not sure if you'll respond. But my 2019 Nissan Altima type s needs 4 near rotors and all new break pads (says the mechanic I went too). They quoted me $1,100 to have this done. Does that sound like a fair price? because after watching your video multiple times this does not seem like rocket science and I am starting to feel like they are trying to rip me off. I'm debating trying to tackle this myself.

[@RBTheMechanic]

No u can do it urself for $400 in parts or find another mechanic $800 max

[@justinponeck1393]

@@RBTheMechanicthanks for the reply man

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@justinponeck1393 welcome

[@christophertellez2031]

Do you have the caliper slide pin and caliper bracket torque for 19 Altima you can share? Seeing mixed numbers on various forums, thanks.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Sorry I don’t I will try to get it

[@durdurify]

Unless youre doing shoddy work

[@charlien2589]

Ive got everything apart and have no brake lube. Can i go ahead or should i put it back together and get the lube then start over?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Get lube

[@ericespinoza3773]

What were the torque specs?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Will have to check

[@sayagejames]

In the middle of the brake clip that brakes sit on the U part of the clip touches my rotors any idea why? Because of rust on my rotors?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Could be it should have clearance

[@josh40383]

Do you need to worry about damaging the ABS sensor when pushing in the caliper? I've ran into that with a Ford recently so now, Im paraboid about it.

[@RBTheMechanic]

U can remove the sensor

[@ztdaugherty]

Are you still able to do this break job if the 2019 Nissan Altima has an electric parking break?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yes

[@cesaralvarez8572]

What’s the torque? I don’t think you showed it in the video

[@RBTheMechanic]

What year make model is ur car

[@jayroyster9820]

Nice

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thanks!!

[@LostRadical]

Im having a lot of trouble bleeding my brakes. From what i know, you pump till its tight, hold it, loosen the bleeder whilst the other person is still holding the brake, and then tighten. What am i doung wrong?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yes the person pushing the peddle has to go down as u release What’s going on? What repair did u do before bleeding

[@tyronesmith3812]

I recently took off my rear brake drums to clean them with brake cleaner and put brake lube where the brake shoes meet the backing plate. I never adjusted them and I put everything back together as it was and torqued the wheels on. When I went to test drive it, it makes a scraping/grinding noise from the rear wheels almost like what a bad wheel bearing or what driving on flat tires would sound like. Any idea what I may have done wrong?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Take it apart to see signs of scraps it could be u bent the backing plate or rust on drums or backing plate just check it out and how did u grease the area did u dismount the shoes or just slightly lift them with screw driver to get the grease down there?

[@tyronesmith3812]

@@RBTheMechanic I did not dismount the shoes completely. I just took the lower spring off and took off the clip in the middle that holds them in place to be able to lift them just enough without taking them completely off

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@tyronesmith3812 double check ur work maybe somthing is off spring fell off or it’s out of wack gonna have to open them up and check and see for scrapes

[@tyronesmith3812]

@@RBTheMechanic I took them back apart and everything looked clean and everything was tight and where it should be. I did notice my ebrake does not go up as high as before I cleaned the brake drums. It gets tight half way up and stops

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@tyronesmith3812 yeah once u adjust it will be tighter did u see any rust area scraping usully that’s what gets me around the edge ring of drums and plate

[@BraddaMarlon]

What's the torque 2019 altima Thanks

[@RBTheMechanic]

I have to check on Monday is when I get back to shop

[@davidbulls9]

what are the torque specs?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Not working at the moment injured don’t have access to computer data to get u torque but u can google it

[@stevebski4557]

Looke like thenold pads were 50% compared to the new ones you put on, old ones at least 30% , some problem? It almost looked like you wire brushed the caliper rubber boot. Is it ok to wire brush those? Torque spec is a big deal to me. I'll find it elsewhere. Your bottom bolt pull off technique is very smart!

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yeah wirier brush is fine some times it’s not because of low brake pads we change some times noise or other brake issues

[@fernandorangel7918]

@@RBTheMechanicsob if my current pads I’m changing are low on pads and are making noises, should I not wire brush the caliper rubber boot?

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@fernandorangel7918 softly yes