How To Replace Front Brakes And Rotors On A 2013 Hyundai Accent

In this video I will show you how to replace front brakes and rotors on a 2013 Hyundai Accent.Do you have a noise coming from you brakes ?This could be the problem.
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[@markfrederick9153]

Hey Jim, Just did the front pads and rotors on my 2013 Hyundai. The back 17mm bolts held me up a bit (had to use penetrant) but the rest of the process went very well thanks to your instruction. Thanks for your no nonsense and practical approaches in your video's. You're one of the good ones. Peace!

[@mjtuf1]

Just did mine today , great video

[@MrGanzer88]

Do you need to take the lid off the brake reservoir before you push that caliper back?

[@onenikkione]

I must be easy on braking. my 2013 Accent has 85,000 miles (original owner) and just now planning on doing 1st brake job (no brake noise from wear bar yet). thanks for posting and listing the tools needed, really appreciate it. going to look at the plugs while I'm working on it.

[@jimthecarguy]

I'm happy to help. Watch for the next free tool giveaway coming soon.

[@GT6SuzukaTimeTrials]

Wow we also have a 2013 Accent with 85k miles (original owner) on its original brakes. Still not sure if I want to do this myself in the apartment parking lot in 40 degree weather or just have Hyundai do it along with manual transmission fluid flush. Spark plugs are due at 105k according to the manual.

[@cleanmazda2345]

Thank you for your video! You are a real professional and explained in details. I heard a cycling chirping sound on my 2015 accent these days. I was wondering if the sound is caused by wore-out wheel bearing. After watching your video, the could be the indicator contacting with the rotor. Will jack it up and check!

[@OneManParade]

You made that look easy. All the pros do. Your video gave me the confidence to try it myself.

[@jimthecarguy]

Glad I could help

[@juancarlosaguirre3639]

Remember the rear ones might be a bit different, my wife has the hyundai accent and mine is an elentra, the pistons might require a special tool to push it back you can borrow from autozone. Just make sure the pins on the pads are aligned with the hole on the piston.

[@juancarlosaguirre3639]

Thank you very much. Well explained detail and great lighting, again thank you Sir

[@jimthecarguy]

You are very welcome

[@866mary2]

To make it easier, you can turn the wheel for easier access to the bolts.

[@martincole2365]

Very helpful video, very much appreciated. Do you know what size philips should be used for the rotor screws?

[@hellstoy1gutschmidt59]

Thank you you have saved me $300

[@alvarohernandez7571]

Can you do one video for 2013 Tucson Hyundai gls to replace the front brake pads and rotors please.

[@davidfarmer5565]

Yeah the cali actually has play b4 u pump

[@joodaye2492]

should you hit the rotor screws with a punch first or try impact driver first

[@mjtuf1]

Hey i used anti seize brakes to lube the contact points.....car stops good but squeeks alittle....... is that okay did I mess up using the wrong lube ?

[@ciripmartinez1238]

How many times to push my brake when I done ??

[@jimthecarguy]

Usually 3-4 time will do it. Thanks for watching.

[@ciripmartinez1238]

Thank you very much

[@nikzs9]

Can I use a normal grease instead of silicon paste?

[@kimlevesque9893]

Hi

[@jimthecarguy]

Happy to help!

[@willardmeyer4080]

Too dark