How to replace rear brakes and rotors 2008 Toyota Camry

[@alexandraforse]

thanks to you, my husband was able to do the work himself and save us a bunch of money ♥️

[@paulnavara7127]

Outstanding video! You covered several items that other videos have left out. Thanks for the help! You sure have a busy shop!

[@sesmith471]

Jim, You are a great teacher! Thank you for your detailed, step by step video. Thanks so much!

[@arbalet369]

Jim, thanks a lot for such an informative video. From an aftermarket repair manual: the toque for the caliper mounting bolts is 20 ft-lb for Camry 2007-2015. The torque for the caliper bracket mounting bolts is 46 ft-lb for Camry 2007-2011 and 58 ft-lb for Camry 2012-2015.

[@jimthecarguy]

Thanks for the info!

[@horacethompson7525]

One of the most comprehensive how to video...answered a lot of questions I had...thanks

[@Fat3-z2y]

(Watching from Berkshire, England) Thank you. I have used you advice to work on my Toyota Verso. You have saved me around £300

[@jamespinckard4210]

Very good and clear video Jim. Just one question......shouldn't the cavity where the slide pin goes be cleaned out also? I usually spray brake cleaner in it really good and blow it out before re-inserting the pin. Does it make much difference if it's not done that way?

[@manuelmarrujo8197]

Great video. Thanks for all the info. One question. I always thought you had to remove the brake reservoir lid or open the bleeder before you push the piston back. I’m just going to do what you did. Thanks.

[@spetsacdc]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful! Here are the bolt specs for the two extra holes in the rotor (that help dislodge the rotor from the hub): M8 x 1.25

[@Lonbites]

What size bolt is that at 4:49

[@hermanstcloud1686]

Hi, thanks.so much. Do you need to clean the inside chamber for the caliper pin bracket ?

[@thejourney4959]

Thanks! Very useful instructional video. We all appreciate your effort on helping us. Blessings for you and for all !

[@jimthecarguy]

I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to hit the bell for notifications when a new video is posted.

[@the-macjagger]

Jim great video...For those attempting this at home, you will absolutely want to flush the brake lines after replacing pads.

[@francisdebellis7219]

I have to email for a torque spec? I'll not watch another video that you produce. What if i need the car? I may have to wait three days or more for your reply, if it comes at all. Thanks

[@dumbeezy5480]

Or you know, you could just fucking google it.

[@baddriversofnorthtexas6850]

I hadn't watched your videos in a while, so I stopped in to see what you had now. I notice your collection is huge now.

[@countrysmurfcomedy3099]

Great Info 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🔧 ing..... Great refresher for my brain

[@Wes_5kyph1]

Isn't there something to be weary of regarding the emergency brake clip popping in or out with the back rotors?

[@Johnny19O]

Jim, first thanks for all of the great videos. Maybe you have addressed this in other videos, but how can you tell which rear calipers can be pushed back and which ones need a special wind back tool?

[@paulfroelich1024]

My problem with Jim is that we haven't cracked a beer together

[@iangent7463]

2005 Passat

[@lydiahobbs5865]

Is that brakes inside the rotor housing? And disk too? Drum & disk is what I’m asking

[@jimthecarguy]

Yes on the rear brakes the emergency brake is inside the rear rotor and the disc pads are on the outside for normal stopping. Thanks for watching.

[@wethemboyz9910]

What size is the bolt

[@DanielMartinez-fq4yi]

What size is the bolt to push the rotor out

[@HerveDufour-ht6sw]

M8 x 1.25

[@joebriggs9599]

Thanks Jim Great information, helping me out keeping my kids cars on the road.

[@jimthecarguy]

Great I'm happy to help.Thank you for watching

[@jaimes4266]

Great video. Step by step instructions and explanations.

[@jimthecarguy]

Thanks for watching.I'm happy to help. Don't forget to hit the bell for notifications when a new video is posted

[@lanellholton2173]

Hi Jim! I have a 94 Camry and it has drums on the rear and I want to put Disc. Any recommendations, I know it can be done just don't know what set up to us. I know this vehicle came in a 6cyl. Which has rear disc.

[@stjohnsriverrat]

Excellent video Sir.

[@herbyhelms3918]

thanks jim for great info . i have a 03 honda odyssey what brand of cv axles do you recommend thanks.

[@KenUngaro]

Great video!!!!

[@paulfroelich1024]

Such a clearly cool guy. Great accent too.

[@philipcbarrera1537]

Great Job….However I would only apply grease on the bottom of the hardware and not on top where it touches the pads. It will just accumulate dirt and prevent the pads from sliding.

[@gregkalbrunner]

Great tutorial. Thank you!

[@jimthecarguy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kevingaudreau7527]

Great video but isn't that hard on the master cylinder and the ABS system when you reverse flow on the hydraulics. Why wouldn't you just put a bleed jar on and crack the bleed port

[@Ringele5574]

What size is the bolt you use to get the rotor off?

[@michaelramos5357]

Believe its a "M8-1.25-25mm" I've seen it on another video you might want to double check

[@sergiormoralesdeleon]

Thanks for the information greate video

[@omegalgo297]

Thank you Jim👍

[@elhmoh4234]

Real good job i like it👍🏻

[@jimthecarguy]

Thanks for watching.I'm happy to help.

[@eddiedav6162]

Can I use anti-size for those brake pads shim

[@eddiedav6162]

Good job thank you

[@cwmaxxout805]

Ha Ha send you a email for torque spec. why everybody know your experience was perfect we noticed!

[@dc5723]

Thanks Jim. Horns should be banned/prohibited, what a jerk on his horn.

[@dc5723]

Cool, cops are going to arrest the horn blower.

[@David-ly7lh]

24 minute video for.. the rear brakes of a basic 08 vehicle. yikes.