How To Replace The Rear Brake Pads And Rotors On A 2001-2006 Toyota Camry: A Step-by-step Guide

Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomo... takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the rear brake pads and rotors on a 2001-2006 Toyota Camry. This video is sponsored by Bosch. Bosch QuietCast brake pads and rotors where supplied by Bosch.
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[@judybishop9422]

That’s the way a “how to” video should be done, it covers everything in enough detail to not leave any questions. Great job!

[@sandukanec]

Yeah, leave the brake caliper hanging freely on the brake hose :D

[@jarodmorris611]

I love the M12 3/8" and 1/4" ratchets that I have. Thanks for a great video. The only thing I would add for anyone looking, is that the lug nuts need a 21mm socket.

[@hernanlacruz965]

Awesome!!! Great video. Subscribed. And liked. Thanks!

[@Thoughtrobbed]

For the life of me I can not get my rotors off. I'v had 3 different people here to try and help, and it wiggles around but will not come off. I'v tried bolts, hammer, rust penetrator and everything I can think of.

[@mckav2358]

Really good clear consise instruction "Thanks"

[@kasanh9546]

Great video, I have the those quite cast ceramic pads on my foxbody and they are great. Rockauto has them pretty affordable

[@vaanes]

Good to see you getting sponsored, Brian! Another great informative video. One question though, when you remove a fastener and there's old thread locker on it, what do you use to remove the old thread locker before re installation?

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Aaron M most of thread locker comes out with the fasteners. So I don't worry about it too much just apply new thread locker and reinstall. If there is a lot left on you can use brake cleaner.

[@vaanes]

Thanks for the info!

[@landosazo7506]

great video..thanks for sharing !

[@joshuaodowd9107]

Good vid as usual Brian. I can't wait to get my hands on the new Milwaukee ratchets I'm sure you can't either

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@Tatum Collin I use Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)

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@Tatum Collin Lately I have been using flixzone. Just google for it :)

[@kfm908]

those bolts that hold the caliber on twisted off on my solara .Big problem getting them out then!

[@ado-yz9rb]

great video thanks !!!!!!

[@rgruenhaus]

I just got a set of Bosch front and rear brake pads from Amazon and I hope they are what shows on the box inside. I bought a set of Wagner pads from Amazon and the pads inside the box were not what showed on the box.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Robert Greenhouse I’ve had the same problem with Wagner brake pads before. I’ve had good luck with Bosch. Thank you for watching!

[@OG_Fernando]

I had a similar situation with Amazon Warehouse. Someone returned a "new rotor", but what they really did was keep the new one and return the old one.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Fernando that sucks! Hopefully they have a better system for it now.

[@lynnbell6374]

Amazing vid

[@darwindropmazda]

Never heard of quiet cast pads before looks like good upgrade though!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Darwin W our shop has had zero issues with them since we've been using them. No one likes come backs.

[@darwindropmazda]

How to Automotive Good deal! Will have to try a set on my next brake job!

[@ojofelixnm3608]

Bosch brake component may be fine for some European vehicles, but I would stick with using OEM parts on Toyota vehicles.

[@jindo333333]

Thank you very much. great job!! A+

[@fuhuxia9432]

6:50 Ouch. It dropped. Check the brake hose for damage.

[@froygeezee]

Hi Brian, Where can I get Bosch quiet cast pads and rotors for my 2004 Toyota Camry le?

[@stevenw2866]

Thanks

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Thank you for watching!

[@mitchynitchy]

Hi Brian, when you check the drag after adjusting the star, is the handbrake on or off?

[@HowtoAutomotive]

The The handbrake is off.

[@mitchynitchy]

@@HowtoAutomotive thank you, more power!

[@keithhodges524]

And what do you do if you don't have that bolt to break the rotor free??

[@HowtoAutomotive]

It’s a very common bolt that any hardware store will have.Since you’re replacing the rotors you can also use a hammer and just beat them off.