How to Replace the Front Brake Pads on a Suzuki GSXR 600 / 750 Tutorial (K4 K5)

Video showing how to change the pads and clean the front brakes on a 2004/5 K4/K5 Suzuki GSXR 600/750
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[@rickturner7286]

Thank you. Did the front brakes on my gsxr 750 k5 today following your video.

[@RossPerryProductions]

hey Rick, great thanks for the comment, great to hear :)

[@butlersg1]

Great video - no bull shit, straight to the key points

[@RossPerryProductions]

Thanks Stephen, I'm glad it helped.

[@moisesrvs]

Great breakdown of the process you just saved me $150

[@RossPerryProductions]

great news, I am glad the video helped you. Thanks for watching and your comment. Ross

[@lunchonaskyscaper]

Ill be doing mine this spring, when to snow goes away. Great tutorial

[@RossPerryProductions]

sounds good, thanks for watching and your comment. Ross

[@fatsmile77]

Thanks!!! Straight to the point...and no BS👍🏼. ✌🏼

[@RossPerryProductions]

Thanks Mark, please remember to give the thumbs up to the video :)

[@FairwayStreams]

Great video. I have an 05 gsxr600, I will be doing my brakes very soon. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@RossPerryProductions]

The 2005 K5 should be exactly the same, glad i could help.

[@quepid101]

Me to doing mine as soon as they get here. Thank you. Rear is same concept?

[@RossPerryProductions]

Hi there, yes very much so, sorry i did not have time to make a video of that. Thanks for watching

[@quepid101]

RossPerry Productions No worrys thank you friend. i will be Contacting you if I have any problems with anything else that ok

[@RossPerryProductions]

of course no problem at all.

[@PacoCLL818]

Thanks for tutorial!!

[@RossPerryProductions]

No worries, Thanks for watching.

[@Explicit367]

For anyone watching this, please clean the pistons on your brake callipers before you jam all that shit back inside behind the seal. Get an old toothbrush, give them a good scrub, spray brake cleaner on them etc. Make sure they're nice and silver before you push them back. Otherwise an informative video.

[@RossPerryProductions]

Thanks Confound, all good points, in all of my newer videos this is done. Ross

[@FinnaBin]

Question, ive just changed my rear pads, bled them more than enough, and now my rear brakes barely work, I didn’t take the lid off when i pushed in pistons, do u think i messed up my caliper or my master cylinder? My brakes worked way better before then new pads 😑😑

[@RossPerryProductions]

Hi There, I don't believe that is the source of your problem however air can be introduced to the system. Did you make sure there is no air left in the system , and that the reservoir was never run low? Please also bare in mind the new pads need at least 200km to be bedded in. I would suggest to re bleed the system and ensure there is no air bubbles at all.

[@zynouger3094]

Hi. Can you send a link on where to get these pads?

[@RossPerryProductions]

Hi there, I buy them from the UK or Europe Ebay and pay the Postage.

[@DNBGixer]

Hi. Found your tutorial very helpfull. Thank you. Do i need to bleed brakes when i change front pads? Thank you 👍🏼

[@RossPerryProductions]

Hi there DNB, Thanks for the comment and watching, I would recommend to always bleed the brakes when you change them, be sure to use a good quality performance fluid as the superbike brakes get very hot. Ross

[@Pnwliving3392]

Smh the last owner tighten it so much.. Stripped it...fml

[@RossPerryProductions]

always a pain, you need a good tap and die set to clean the threads up

[@bradfrancis8253]

Hey mate... any idea how to remove the stock exhaust can ???

[@RossPerryProductions]

It should just be the 4 bolts where it joins the manifold, and then it slides off. I made this video on the GSXR exhaust Standard Vs Yoshi: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJTSaJSngbZ1ick

[@bradfrancis8253]

@@RossPerryProductions ill have another look when im home cheers dude

[@bradfrancis8253]

@@RossPerryProductions is there a way to just use a slip on ?

[@RossPerryProductions]

@@bradfrancis8253 No worries Brad

[@RossPerryProductions]

@@bradfrancis8253 Not really, as long as its the same bolt pattern and there is often a small copper gasket in there too, you can also buy generic slip on adapter plates.