How To Replace Front Brakes 2005-15 Nissan Xterra

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[@PixelVibe-RGB]

Everything seems so easy when you watch a video from a professional mechanic. But when you don't have the right tools, it gets very complicated. Rust and seized bolts are the biggest enemies of DIYers like me. Thank you for this video which makes me want to try this repair, it is greatly appreciated.

[@mikefraughton]

I used this and the rear brakes video to replace my pads and rotors all around. My first time ever doing a brake job. Very helpful guide as it's clear and concise. It ended up taking me far longer than I hoped because of rust. If your Xterra is rusty and overdue for a brake job, the step where you just give the caliper brackets a quick wire brushing turns into heavy grinding, trying the pads for fit, followed by more grinding.

[@jamesblake4180]

The most straightforward and east-to-understand instructional video I have ever seen. I've done brake jobs in the past but it never looked this easy. Thanks for this great video. Kudos.

[@Zuchury]

Followed each step and had no issues replacing my xterra's pads and rotors for the first time. Thank you for posting!

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[@RaymondRewind]

Great guide. Just did mine today. Needed a sledge to get the rotors off but after that it was pretty easy. Used some basic clamps I had to compress the calipers.

[@scottsamuels1109]

Thank you for the parts list! Just did front and rear pads and rotors with the help of this guide. First time doing brakes too!

[@johnlynch7834]

I always take the cap off the master cylinder before compressing the caliper

[@micahrockwell9615]

Finally a no-fluff video. MOST EXCELLENT. Thank you.

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[@PixelVibe-RGB]

A video as we like them, it goes straight to the point. THANKS.

[@RTL_2000]

Great video. Everything you need to get the job done without all the unnecessary details. Thank you!

[@Eassogna]

Good video, thank you for the socket size and tourq values as well 👍

[@DaBrute]

Awesome! I'm so glad the hub nut doesn't have to come off in order to pull the rotor

[@conradw3rd60]

Was that truck underwater?

[@jhpfmj]

Holy smokes how long is that one been sitting still? it looks like it's in a salt State too

[@mattfoster1684]

Good stuff, thanks. Just wrapped up the front rotor and pad replacements and referenced this video as I did. About to do the rear drum/rotors pads and shoes... any chance you've a similar walk through for the rear? Nevermind... i just found the video I was inquiring about

[@snakejumper3277]

Good video. Direct & to the point.

[@kevinlewis1235]

Ty, put a pad between the piston and clamp to avoid pressing it in unevenly. I damaged a caliper doing it wrong.

[@dannymeza1679]

Great video man but holy cow was that xterra found at the bottom of the sea ⛵ so much corrosion 😭

[@Samuel-I]

All that rust looked like barnacles on a ships hull. Great, simple, how to. 👍

[@waynebeck7801]

So do you need to bleed the brake line?

[@stx956]

Same for a Nissan Frontier 2011?

[@marksgoogle4360]

where was this xterra the ocean?

[@Aaron-be2pt]

Great video, super simple, but that poor truck looks like it say daily duty in a salt mine its entire life.

[@martywood9299]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@neilyakuza6595]

Throw away the keylock key. They are a pain when the lock key socket gets damaged.

[@angelahighwolf]

Yours looks so pretty...mine looks like it came out of the dump.

[@temporaryscars]

You guys must be located in upstate NY. Lol