How to Replace the Brake Pads & Rotors on a 2019 Toyota Sienna

Easy to follow step-by-step guide on how to replace your own brakes and rotors on your car! If you have any questions, drop them in the comments below and I'll get back to you when I can.
Tools Used:
-Hood prop.
-Rubber mallet.
-3/8in ratchet.
-14mm socket.
-17mm socket.
-14mm & 17mm wrench.
-8mm wrench.
-Vise grip.
-Small screwdriver.
-Caliper piston compressor.
-Phoenix flush gun.
-Brake clean.
-Penetrating oil.
-Ceramic grease.
-Anti seize.
-Suction ball (not shown in video).
-Bottle of water with a hole on top (not shown in video).
-Air gun (not shown in video).
Parts Used (for front):
-Rotors (resurfaced).
-Brake pads.
-Dot3 brake fluid.
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[@ariukaariuka8776]

super simple and easy to follow, thank you!

[@TT-dz8zf]

Thank you very much for sharing with us this video. Your instructions are very clear. Please make more maintenance videos for the Sienna. Than you!

[@stevedumlao3727]

Thanks ah Unko Roy!🤙🏾

[@RoysGarage808]

Thanks for watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@junkersreview]

Is it necessary to completely flush out the old fluid ? I haven't normally seen that done.

[@RoysGarage808]

For a complete and proper job, I would say necessary but I know a lot of shop out there don’t completely or even partially flush it out. One of the reason it’s best to do a flush is because brake fluid absorbs moisture and all that moisture can cause rust and that can lead to many other problems. Thanks for watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@CaptainDee419]

Great Video

[@albertchan3184]

Thank You for uploading your video, it's very helpful. My wife has a 2015 Sienna XLE FWD. Would like to know the torque specs. for the 2015 Sienna. I guess should be the same as the 2019 Sienna in your video. Much appreciated, Thank You!!!

[@MrNotCreative]

Sir, can i do the break bleed out after switching all break pads and routers or does it need to be done for each side?

[@FredTheLutinoCocatiel]

Up here in Wisconsin you don't want to reuse the hardware it is all rusty I wish it was as easy to do these things where it snows and they salt the roads.

[@RoysGarage808]

Definitely not, rust is also a issue here too but not as bad as that! Thanks for always watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@robertob24]

Do you yo works on other peoples car? I have a 2013 sienna and I think it needs new cv axles . I’m in Oahu . How do I contact you? Thanks

[@RoysGarage808]

Unfortunately my client base is packed so I’m not taking on any more. Appreciate the aloha and thanks for watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@henrykim4230]

pull it out? they are not hard.

[@monkeymoney7830]

Had my front breaks and rotors replace I now have a clunking rattling sound I didn’t have before. Have replaced strut and sway bar link still rattling any ideas would be very helpful

[@junkersreview]

I think my wife had her brakes changed one time and the mechanic told her that if you didn't use Toyota brakes sometimes there is a squeak.

[@MikeLJ-ku7ov]

The mechanic was my problem went back up on the lift the guys checks it again nothing found he says all is tight. Shop owner tells me only thing it could be is struts and links !!! I get home jack it up replace strut and link then find the DAMN CALIPER bolts are lose. Never trust anyone but yourself is good advise

[@junkersreview]

Have you folks ever been told that they squeak without the Toyota brakes ?

[@robertlau4141]

U resurface the rotor yourself??

[@RoysGarage808]

I have the machine and definitely able to BUT now days, most people chose to replace them. For some customers vehicles I work on, the owners chose to resurface the rotors once prior to swapping them out for new ones (you can only resurface them so much, and sometimes you just can’t due to safety reasons). Thanks for watching 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@robertlau4141]

@@RoysGarage808 U must have the space. Parts store machine is always down