How to Replace Front Brakes 2010-2023 Toyota 4Runner

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[@davidvance7339]

Absolutely the best video for brake pads I have seen!

[@dtrn750]

Great video. The attention to detail is spot on and easy instructions makes me feel confident I can perform this procedure

[@jollytime0811]

Just finished front brake job on my 4Runner, thanks to your video. This is by far, the most comprehensive 4Runner pad and rotor replacement video I've come across on the internet. I purchased the caliper piston spreader from your website. After using it on a Rav4 and 4Runner front brake job, I don't regret the purchase at all. Makes spreading the pistons easy and less stress of possibly messing them up. Thank you.

[@Bluemountainbowls]

Excellent camera work and attention paid to the small details!

[@raynguyen6474]

By far the best 4Runner Brake Pad replacement video online. Your covered all bases and all precautions that need to be taken. Really appreciate the excellent and thorough tutorial! Now if only it was this easy to break loose the bolts holding my calipers on... 🤣😂😁

[@meggreen442]

As a woman about to change my rotors for the first time ever - I love seeing another woman show me how 👏 Plus you cover important parts that others don’t even discuss. Thanks!

[@kainoaho4287]

This is the 3rd video i watched. First 2 were TERRIBLE. THANK YOU FOR THIS

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[@RiCaScOrTeS]

Thanks for the great video, I’m sure it is going to make the job much easier for a lot of people and me as soon as I get the parts. 🙏🏼

[@hijinks21]

nice video but i'm mostly impressed you flipped the wheel up perfectly inline with the studs.

[@mattb9664]

Thanks for the video! Swapped my front brakes today and it went well! Just a caution to folks- I discovered that one of the my piston seal retention rings had come off on its own during driving (it fell out as I was gently removing the pad, so it was a Toyota defect) as there was a build up of dust behind the portion of the piston that was exposed, which I cleaned before reinstalling the ring. The factory brakes had developed a slight vibration, especially if there were passengers about a year after ownership..and I never abused those brakes, so I figure that was the root cause since that piston was a bit slower to push back into the caliber with the ratcheting spreader tool. I have the OEM seal kit on order and will be changing them all if need be.

[@janinecarroll4796]

You are straight up badass! Appreciate your videos….makes me feel confident enough to tackle the job myself.

[@Eduardojmp]

Amazing video in changing the brakes pads

[@mirchas]

Why not take 2 seconds to put a tube on that bleeder to keep things neat?

[@devanwilliams8014]

Good job, but I noticed you didn’t put any grease on the pins or back and sides of the pads. Is there a reason for that?

[@cancer2900]

NOTE* Not ALL Toyota 4Runner have 19mm Bolts mounting the Caliper to the Knuckle. My 2014 Toyota 4Runner Limited uses 17mm Boots with a Torque of 91 ft.Lbs. - I thought I had everything ready then realized it's not 19mm like you said at 5:13min. (I had to run to O'Reilly's to get a 1/2 x 17mm.)

[@uhplumber5962]

I'm doing front and rear brakes on my 2017 tomorrow. Thanks for the excellent guidance!

[@MikeinCC]

This is a fantastic video! Very well done. Basically identical to a MTB brake service, just bigger components.

[@tonycastro6154]

instead of loosing brake fluid and potetially sucking in air,,,just remove the cap from the brake fluid reservoir,,this will allow the pre3ssure to come up ,,that way when the cap is on,,this will create pressure within the brake lines,,,

[@jweizineau92]

It look so easy! And the video is high quality too! imight gonna try to replace them by myself too next time, thanks for that high quality video!

[@bbhalstead]

I have never changed my original rotors in 320,000 miles. Never had a problem

[@michaelpaul721]

Great video. Well done

[@ruchirsajwan]

I have watched hundreds of videos and by far this is the best one. Thanks!

[@robis1923]

Thank you for the video tutorial. This was a fantastic help.

[@robertgregor9419]

Really a great help for me! Well done and Thanks!

[@itsurboy9032]

Made this job a lot harder then it is 😂

[@Hippedelixir]

well made video!

[@3s1kill]

Great video.

[@1bobbylarue]

nice work! Thank you.

[@josefranciscoesquertalaman3827]

Presente en las aventuras de mecánica automotriz en. *T R Q* cordial saludo desde Navojoa Sonora México 🎉

[@SalMadrigal]

Great video! I've seen other videos where there are two anti rattle clips attached. Is one sufficient or will one be ok? Thank you.

[@lanceh3237]

Can tell you me .Wurth CU-800 Anti-Seize Copper Lubricant is that the one you used in video clip. Tks

[@JamesClark-cq2pu]

No loctite on the caliper bolts?

[@lmt-adventures]

Is the anti-siege also recommended for the big bolts?

[@guitarjoe209]

How to push the calipers back?????

[@alvaromontoya7529]

The v clips I messed up, is it dangerous to drive without them?

[@lestaylor3641]

I noticed no anti sieze was used on the brake bolts 🤔

[@llgmommy]

It says bleed all 4 lines around the 16 minute mark in the video . This video is only doing front brakes. Do i really need to bleed all 4?😢😢

[@snipezgreased6952]

Aren't you missing two screws

[@davidmann4533]

Great video