How To Replace Front Brakes And Rotors 2003 Toyota Camry

In this video I will show you how to diagnose and repair a shake in the tires or in the steering wheel when stepping on the brake.I will show you how to change the brakes, rotors and calipers.
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[@ceasargeorge2869]

Great video. Do you recommend tightening screws to torque specs?

[@jerzcnate]

This is why you are the man Jim, I have to have my mechanic change out my calipers too. Thanks for sharing see you later for Shop Talk.

[@BigDog50001]

Thumbs up Jim, great job!

[@TheOutwiththeold]

Be careful with older lines, not a good idea to pinch them off. Use a old value steam to keep the fluid from dripping out.

[@darrelljennings8971]

Well done. Thank you.

[@scuba422123]

hi jim didn't see that the rotor turned red...they don't recommend pinching off the break hose but I do it too... they have pinch pliers or you can use a tire valve on the banjo to stop that fluid

[@michaelstoltz58]

Great Video.

[@thomastommy1192]

As always a great video. Jim, When you replace the Roter and Calber on one side. Should you replace them on the other side? Even if the other side is not bad. I've heard you should and some say you should not. Thank you for any advice you can give me. I hope you have a Blessed Week.

[@spacepope87]

Have you done it?

[@watuzi]

Very nice detailed video. Can you do the rear brakes on an 05 Tahoe, that would be wonderful. Thanks

[@delbertrohrbach4734]

HeyJim, I was wondering if you could help me find a way to bypass the immobilizer on a 98 Honda Accord. I'm experiencing a no start when it gets hot in the cabin of the car and a blinking green key light on the dash. I think it has something to do with the immobilizer ring expanding from the heat causing a disconnection hence lack of recognition of the key FOB preventing it from starting. When the car cools down if works fine only when it's not in the cabin.

[@wyattoneable]

Quit working so hard so you can come out and take a break! Can't wait to see you again.

[@jimthecarguy]

I look forward to getting together

[@Mediaman67]

if Im only doing the fronts, and would be stopping or pinch them, would you still have to do a traditional bleed? or can I just gravity bleed the calipers, if the master didn't go dry? - should I leave the cap on the master I take it as well? - thanks

[@ofthewoods137]

Are you kidding me? Yesterday I was telling my Dad that I'm going to be doing a full brake job on my wife's 2005 Camry. Also, the frozen slide caused me to notice the front brake. Crazy coincidence.

[@666Jakemetal]

Could this cause brakes to wear unevenly?

[@jimthecarguy]

Yes it is possible.

[@trini_boi2414]

Good video but too much work just to do a simple brake job

[@jimthecarguy]

Glad it helped

[@franciscogonzales805]

Make sure to move away you body to show where the bolts going true

[@RrRr-th1kf]

Why u are in hurry!!!!??? Show us the old and new brake disc