How to Replace Rear Brakes 2004-2008 Acura TL

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[@cameronmartinez8561]

You skipped the whole brake pad part lmao

[@rickgartrell6384]

Nice to see a professionally prepared video.

[@rebekahorst]

I didn't see anything about the brake pads...???

[@realfast01]

Why are you opening the bleeder to push caliper back

[@sammyv9167]

Thank you, only video with torque specs, couldn't even find it on Google

[@derekmaynard5619]

Whay size bolt are u using? Im having a hell of a time getting these things off. It wiggles but wont come off.

[@djbromann88]

Do I have to change rotors every time I change the pad because I just replace rotors last time and now pads or scrubbing rotors I think I paid from 500 on up can you let me know

[@Rockyzach88]

Didn't see you put the pads on, but I'm guessing it's pretty straight forward? Do I need to do the piston compression part? I don't have that tool.

[@jrsnyder5047]

14 mm for the caliper?? How about 12mm for caliper and 14 mm for the caliper bracket. At least on my 2008

[@Pheckphul1]

Not a bad video. Reminds me that I'm glad I live where rust isn't a problem. I do take issue with his method of cleaning the bore holes for the caliper pins. As a general rule, when cleaning something, you should use an abrasive that is softer that the material you are cleaning. Instead of a steel brush on a drill, I'd have used a brass brush (as he did when cleaning the calipers themselves). You don't want to scratch the surface of the bores for the caliper pins. Also, might as well replace the caliper guide pin boots; they only cost $10. If you buy a brake kit with pads and rotors, the boots should be included. It's amusing that he didn't show replacing the pads themselves. 🤡

[@MrSamPhoenix]

Hey TRQ, I’m looking for 4th-Gen (2009-2014) Acura TL rear stabilizer links. Are your products OEM quality (weird question I know)?

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+MrSamPhoenix Our parts are exact replacements for your vehicle's OEM parts. As long as your vehicle specifications match up with our listing, these parts will directly fit and function like the originals.

[@bradmarting786]

Be sure you install brake pads too.

[@afletcher3290]

Yo, glad they're not replacing my breaks! Yikes 🤔🤭😱

[@xo.vlarios]

what a goof skipped the whole brake parts 🤡

[@eltonaa]

You missed putting in the brake pads..... ???? LOL

[@aaroncouncil3693]

Way to much to change break pads