How To Replace The Rear Brake Pads And Rotors On A 2008-2013 Toyota Highlander

Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomotive.com/ takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the rear brake pads and turn or replacing the rotors on a 2008-2013 Toyota Highlander.
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[@billward4418]

It's good to see the use of torque wrenches I see a lot of KZbin videos where they just tighten them up. I'm retired Air Force maintenance we always use torque wrenches on our Jets. I feel it's a very important step enjoyed your video.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

I’m glad you like the video. Thank you for your service!

[@jpbasspro]

very detailed! thanks for sharing!!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Jeff Pelc thank you for watching!

[@johndowning4244]

Why leave the parking brake pads dragging even a little? Why not back off the adjustment just to the point where the parking brake shoes stop dragging?

[@kevinorellana5930]

Good video

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Kevin Orellana thank you. Did everything go smooth with you Repair? Thank you for watching!

[@kevinorellana5930]

Yeah was easy piece lemon squeezed

[@robertr9372]

So it looks like you have already removed the wheel well/fender liner. Was there a reason to remove it first? Can the job be done with the liner left in?

[@HowtoAutomotive]

I was doing other jobs on this vehicle. The liner is not in the way of doing the rear brakes.