isuzu d'max front brakes and disc replacement

[@dcf476]

Thanks man, just did my brother rotors, first time doing d-max and the abs ring had me worried till I watch you do this, easy as now. Cheeres🍻🍻

[@peterlang8823]

min 7.30 diese schrauben waren vorher schon geoeffnet . oder falsch angezogen

[@chrisco68]

Hope you repack the bearings.

[@rubbermallet3873]

whenever you are taking many bolts, like the round pattern you have on display, or in a square pattern - like the valve cover or heads' pattern set up as well, try to do it in a cross sectional way - intake manifolds, on the on the other hand, do what the engineers have indicated to manufacturers on service manuals taking into consideration its construction material - that is the professional way to do it in order to avoid demage to structural surfaces you are working on it - that is made in order to balance the stress fatigue of metal tightened according to specs and to prevent premature failure of stressed metal parts👍

[@pharezknights5467]

hello, can the wheel stud be replace without removing the rotor ?

[@nigelmchugh5541]

No, you need to split the hub/disk to get clearance to push out the old stud.

[@gerardbadriparsad2848]

I done this repair and the abs light now stays on. Any help as to why. We never press out the bearing we probably bent the ring.

[@MrMeltedwellies]

not sure sorry

[@mrwick6142]

It's the speed sensor sir. The ring is not aligned anymore with the sensor

[@gerardbadriparsad2848]

@@mrwick6142 thank u i changed the sensor. Its all 💯 again.

[@liamfiftyfive]

Is the abs ring meant to move? It didn’t before and now it does.

[@InfamousDuckMan]

Wow. Isuzu just quoted me $120 AUD to change over one wheel stud on the front. I can now see that is a good investment.

[@misstag2440]

Sir i want one clear picture of brake fixing.

[@nigelmchugh5541]

Same as the Trooper, except for the twin piston calipers. Thanks.

[@MrMeltedwellies]

your very welcome Nigel thanks for watching

[@mohamedazri534]

Good job and writing in Arabic as well so that everyone understands what you're saying.

[@mark3879]

Even though the discs are new do you true them ul first on the machine?

[@dcf476]

Generally no, just use some emery sandpaper and clean the mating surfaces so they bolt up flush and use a criss-cross pattern when tightening the bolts, just for the sake of it, I do them up to 50% of recommended torque, 75% then finish with 100%. Probably doesn't make a difference but I think it does considering heads and stuff get done gradually.

[@gavinroy6703]

Saved my ass today 😂

[@Stu.motive]

Preload those bearings mate can lead to premature wear

[@chrisneedham5803]

Well done! You didn't 'brake' anything 😉🍷🍺👍

[@MrMeltedwellies]

Lol

[@willthwaites5635]

Very useful, thanks

[@leighwilson6376]

Was going to do it myself.....yea narr

[@michaelcarydakis790]

repack the bearings to

[@yagivemedashits]

Here is a butcher trying to be a Mechanic 🤣🤣🤣