Jeep Brake Hose Replacement and Bleeding Procedure

How to replace your Jeep's brake hoses and bleed your brakes.

[@JLWmcquade]

I always appreciate the detail you put into your videos. Perhaps you can do a video showing all of the replacements/upgrades you’ve completed over the years. 2005 Wrangler Rubicon TJ owner here.

[@velixzeen]

Just the video I wanted to see. Thank you very much. Your video pacing is excellent, right to point.

[@Cody_1776]

Ohhh to not live in the rust belt..😩 Great videos, super clean and clear, good stuff for TJ/Jeep guys! Always watch when you upload. 👍

[@derekmueller1076]

Great videos on TJ! I just bought a 2005 LJ so am changing all fluids. My wife loves to do brake bleeding with me, hahaha

[@JLWmcquade]

Also a random question: do you have a difficult time adjusting your radio’s volume? Mine does not work as it should. It will often increase when I’m attempting to decrease the volume. I really don’t want to get rid of the factory system. I’ve been searching for a solution.

[@FreedivejeepHD]

I do not. Everything works as it should. Perhaps you can find an original one in working condition?

[@velixzeen]

That is a good question. I don't have a solution but have worked some on older stereos. It seems that rotary control is not a simple potentiometer as it does not have mechanical stops at either end like a variable resistor has. I have some odd behavior with my volume control. With a good budget, I'd buy a used from ebay and open up to investigate or just install it. I am curious to know how that control works as well. Did you find a solution?