How to replace rear brake pads Toyota Corolla years 2001 to 2014

How to replace rear brake pads Toyota Corolla years 2001 to 2014

[@scot7619]

Every time I need something for my Corolla you've always come through for about 6 years now. Thanks!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Great to hear! Thanks Sir 😀👍

[@terrywn46]

Just undo one bolt at the rear and swing the floating piston out of the way to replace the pads.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Hi and thanks for your comment. :-)

[@arturoapilado8188]

very good inform, easy to follow, thanks

[@ToehCam]

Good clip thanks!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thank You for feedback. :-)

[@patriciopanzo9902]

Thanks for share your knowledge....

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

My pleasure 😀

[@ziakkhanofficial5764]

Thanks brother

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thank You. :-)

[@XXplosiveUK]

Is this same for 2003 celica?

[@Inline_crix]

Do you think i can convert the 96 corolla to a 2001 rear brake disc?

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Yes

[@thomasmaurer827]

Crazy!

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Thanks for comment 👍

[@Gostunj]

Is this guy speak English language 😂😂😂

[@billjones3168]

He murmurs. and this doesn't cover 2014.

[@billjones3168]

what language does he murmur? I don't think his whispers include that the 2014 the piston must be rotated as it is compressed and aligned to the starting rotational angle, as it is a component of the parking brake system. Won't work if not the same angle. But since I don't speak murmur, I basing largely on the visual of the piston being the wrong one for a 2014. And the caliper not being a double wrench mounted. Suppose maybe he stutterd the 2014 and meant to end at a much much earlier year.

[@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor]

Noted