Kia Forte Brake replacement! Special tip to make it easier!!

[@Paul.crabtree]

Been doing my own brakes for years and never used thread lock. Never had any bolts come loose but it is probably a good idea. Thanks for the tip.

[@madisonbouldin681]

Literally sitting here trying to get that caliper back on and this video just saved my life

[@daringmotors]

Glad to be able to help!!

[@MrAjbaca]

I really wish I would have watched this video also.... Why would KIA do this lol

[@intothenight9256]

I wish you were my mechanic! So much attention to detail! You’re awesome! True professional 👍🏼

[@MrRoub]

Thats y he is spreading knowledge across. Be your own .

[@mrchekeador]

This is one of the best tutorial videos I've seen .

[@NicholasPellegrino]

Thanks for the video. Thread locker and torquing is very important! Mechanic did my brakes and one caliper bolt came off!

[@mrdrejonn]

That bs happen to me to all that money and they did a bum job

[@roderickphillips9952]

Why did you not put the wire clips back in?

[@markf.7946]

Great job.Didn't know anything about 'screwing' in the caliper and matching it to the brake pad 'bolt' until I saw this.Explaining which pad goes on which side useful also.Thanx.

[@daringmotors]

Glad to help! It is definitely a special trick!

[@Zozo_uwu_]

Loved this video, nice clear, clean, and informative

[@Redlight77]

Awesome video, just did my first ones ever, you made it smooth bro!

[@ladytd23]

Thank u so much Newly divorced and I'm left to tend to all these types of projects on my own now. Don't really want to pay an arm and a leg on normal wear and tear issues when I can do it myself.

[@joshuamace4873]

NEVER let the caliper hang by the hose. This causes the inner lining of the hose to tear and then acts as a check valve. When you let off the brakes, the fluid cannot flow back to the reservoir thus not allowing pads to release. End result is the pads wearing out VERY fast and typically ruining the rotor also. Just a tip for ya!

[@TheZeror]

Amen!

[@bradfordhatt555]

You have a very good point. But realistically when it comes to the calipers on a Kia Forte, as long as you are very gentle and you don't leave them hanging for too long you can get away with it. The calipers do not weigh much more than 10 to 16 oz.

[@JJ-dw4lz]

Did you work in a dealer shop and move to mobile? What was your first mechanic job? Thanks for the videos.

[@johnspooner4128]

Great video, I have 2 questions, did you put those wire clips back on the pads to help them open when you release the brake and I could no see the little clip you mentioned when you used the pliers to rotate the piston back in? Thanks

[@riveraj51623]

Bro you make this look easy !! Thank you great video 🙏🏼

[@anthonyspirlin7035]

Thank you so so much I didn't know that I could use Pires to change my rear brakes in my 2014 Kia until I saw your video.. you help me so much thanks bro. I didn't have time to find that special cube tool to push in the piston

[@joehyundaitech7961]

do not use needle nose pliers use the correct made tool for it they do not cost too much and you can rent it from auto zone free of charge look into it

[@brihrell]

Great video! Loved the music and was fun to watch!

[@joeyysossa4144]

Im planning on changing the rear brake pads on my kia forte 2018 ¿¿when desasambling the brakes do I need to have the parking break ON?? Please reply...thnks good video

[@chrisbartkowicz2759]

No. The piston won't spin and will be hard to pull the caliper off. Block the front wheels when raising the car

[@joeyysossa4144]

I have a kia forte 2018 i removed the top bolt on brake calliper front but the botton on is difrent size...do you know the size of that bolt??

[@johnransom7245]

should you take the brake fluid cap off when pressing the caliper? I also did my brakes, but did not line up the notch with the clip on the brake pad.... the pads lasted a month, and i think i JUST figured out why... lol could that happen?

[@daringmotors]

You can take the cap off but I have done it both wastes and it doesn’t make a difference to me. And if that notch isn’t lined up it could cause some excessive wear

[@kabirosuna5300]

Hello, I just changed the rear brake pads with the help of your video, now my handbrake does not apply, do you know how I can solve it, thank you

[@vladmoloce8915]

Hi! How do you adjust the hand brake cable on this car? I have one wheel good and the other one loose. Thanks

[@lydale32]

Never would have thought to take the brakes off and load the pads on before I screw it back on

[@scottdykstra4711]

Where did the retaining wire go?

[@Oblithian]

Thanks I couldn't find a video on the updated brakes (from 29/06/2015 onward) for the Elantra. But fortunately it's the same here. Just looks like someone ordered the wrong pads.

[@georgeflegel8778]

Thanks for the upload, it is very helpful. Do I need to put anti squeak on the brake pads before I put them on? Thanks

[@daringmotors]

You definitely can! It won’t hurt!

[@jerrydavis-ym6bj]

I noticed that you didn't replace the 2 wire clips are they not needed

[@ericschwartz7809]

The one thing I would suggest if you live some place where salt is used during winter is to put some of the anti-seize on the contact points where the brake pads touch the bracket hardware. I usually take mine apart to clean and lubricate about every 10k miles.

[@christhonert259]

To add to this.....if you service the brakes when you put ur winter tires on and off (Oct and Apr) this will add to the preventative maintenance and prolong the life of ur braking system

[@xLSxHeavyD]

Do you need to bleed brakes after doing this or just pumping the brakes should be fine? Great video thanks

[@daringmotors]

You do not need to bleed the brakes after a long as you never open the bleeder screw just pump the pedal until firm again and you are good to go

[@scamp2606]

I own a Kia so this is super cool to see how this is done! I’ll be showing our son how to do this.

[@daringmotors]

That’s a great idea. It seems hard but can be done at home!

[@inibrasiumthefirst2680]

The best Christmas present I ever got was a 200 piece craftsman automotive tool set, I've made tens of thousands of dollars with it and helped hundreds of people. Your son won't be disapointed

[@clenjones5748]

Shut up

[@rickchaidez5711]

Great step by step!! Thanks!!! Do you need to adjust a parking break after?

[@daringmotors]

Nope they should be just fine!

[@danecole8074]

what's the length of one of those brake pad?

[@regsparkes6507]

Top notch instructions, thank you.

[@Dankdalorde]

Dumb question: when would you use a wrench instead of a racket wrench?

[@donaldparente1509]

Do you need to do anything to adjust the parking brake? Is loctite required or just an added precaution?

[@daringmotors]

The parking brake is self adjusted and the loctite insert required but is just a precaution as brakes experience a lot of vibrations.

[@wigletron2846]

If you live somewhere with rust don't bother with loctite

[@Sandman1984]

@@wigletron2846 Rust. Nature’s loctite.

[@wigletron2846]

@@Sandman1984 I've never used loctite on a brake job. Loctite combined with the rust would just make it impossible.

[@beticusmagnus8673]

Did I miss how you bled the brakes afterwards?

[@daringmotors]

It’s not necessary to bleed the brakes afterwards

[@chrisbartkowicz2759]

I tend to spray brake clean in where the sliders go. Empty out old grease and debris.

[@alexmontiel276]

Do you need to bleed your brakes

[@daringmotors]

If you follow the video you do not need to bleed the brakes after

[@capt.crunch1276]

So no need to bleed brakes? Do you have to take off brake fluid cap in the beginning

[@ckc1468]

I'm wondering the same thing

[@capt.crunch1276]

@ckc1468 good thing this dude never answers back. We might be in bind waiting for our answer 🤔

[@daringmotors]

You do not need to bleed the brakes after a long as you never open the bleeder screw just pump the pedal until firm again and you are good to go

[@joelsalas8681]

Do you have to change your rotors if they’re still good ?

[@daringmotors]

It is recommended but if your rotors are not thinner than the minimum you could get by

[@joelsalas8681]

@@daringmotorsthank you

[@Antique2unique]

Yep, needle nose pliers or c clamp works.

[@Nsf0000]

What do you do if when step on the brakes and their still squeaking ?

[@daringmotors]

I would check to see if your brake pads are low and if they are replace them. The other thing is the tabs that hold the pads in place can sometimes hit the rotors and cause a squeak

[@Nsf0000]

@@daringmotorsI had just put new brakes haven’t changed the rotors can that be an issue too if the rotors are worn out ?

[@daringmotors]

Yes that is a possibility if there is a groove in the rotors or they are warped

[@josephvanwie6706]

Thanks for the video and showing the proper way to do it from start to finish! You da man. Lol

[@turmasable]

There is a problem with changing Kia rear brake pads, as even the original instruments do not fit. The original has dimensions of 4,5,6, etc., but Kia has this difference of 4,5.......You have to buy this screw separately, although it is not expensive, I think it was 8 dollars at Walmart

[@DeckofReason]

thanks for great video.......made job easy and fast maybe 20 minutes........................................................

[@daringmotors]

You're welcome!

[@bourdon98able]

What is the name of the tool that goes on the ratchet?

[@rokitman5753]

A socket lol

[@kirkpoff67]

Do I have to replace the rotors?

[@daringmotors]

It is not required but I do highly recommend

[@scottdykstra4711]

If you’re going to do pads, do new rotors too.

[@roderickphillips9952]

Great video. Lots of good details

[@rcarrancos]

How do you adjust the parking breeak at the caliper in that exact car place?

[@dinehbee6168]

Do you have to replace the rotors ? Or can you jus replace the brake pads only ?

[@daringmotors]

I always recommend replacing the rotors as if not they can warp easily if they get too thin

[@biz4twobiz463]

It depends on the thickness of the rotor in question. The KIA rotor will have a minimum spec in order to resurface or if replace.

[@joehyundaitech7961]

you should grease the (ears ) the tabs on the brake pads

[@chrisbartkowicz2759]

I know why and used to...but grease attracts dirt and debris. And I have gone away from it and haven't had issues. Just my 2 cents

[@wigletron2846]

The hardware is stainless so it won't rust. As for the ears, I don't think it matters all that much. The grease will attract dirt which could hamper the brakes moving orif you don't grease it they'll rust jack and hamper the brakes moving. I live somewhere with lots of salt and never really noticed a difference either way.

[@vonlederhosen4227]

Good video with nice audio. well edited. I would specify "rear brakes" and year range the repair covers. I would also tag the best parking brake trouble shooter you like if you don't make one yourself.

[@IcarusTECH]

Yet again in your videos you forgot to put back the anti-rattle clips you took out @2:11 .

[@joehyundaitech7961]

dont let the caliper hang but a set of hooks there cheap if your going to be a mobile tech you need the right tools for the job

[@JThemarksman]

That fucking bottom bolt was a pain to get off but thanks for this video you saved me some money

[@tepzepa]

Much appreciated refresher

[@user-zq6pj5jo8j]

Never hang your caliper off the brake line. It will damage it and cause a blow out. Always support the caliper with a wire hanger and ziptie to stop it from hanging.

[@jamiehenry6602]

Thanks man 👍

[@billbarrett4315]

Great Job man

[@thomasclimer8420]

Great video!

[@pi2-round]

What is the best way to break in snow. Manual says there is some noise in breaking to be expected. Please explain fully. Thank you very much!

[@mommykaye1468]

Thank you so much!

[@daringmotors]

Glad it helped!

[@Antique2unique]

Thread locker is not needed. The peice that is on the bolt, washer, is there for that very reason.

[@davidl2281]

I wouldn't have let the caliper hang like that with all the weight pulling on the hose, use a bungee cord or wire tie or something to support it, other than that good video.

[@markmichaud9517]

How about using that empty box that the new rotors came in to put under spindle to catch rust and brake clean instead of spotting up the drive? And the anti rattle springs? You didn't reinstall

[@ivanmitchell3876]

thanks for this.

[@monty1957]

thanks mate .. great effort highly aporeciated.. cheers !!

[@ezraharmon438]

awesome!

[@bentleyfatheree1616]

Why not use a C Clamp

[@daringmotors]

On these rear pads you have to screw the caliper in as it is part of the parking brake system if you just try to squeeze with a c-clamp you will end up damaging the caliper and have to replace it

[@valleywrenchin]

Great video! But don't let your caliper hang by its line. Poor habit.

[@bobhorner2845]

You did forget the 2 wire clips to hold the pads on the outside. Just saying............

[@hammerandthewrench7924]

You just saved me $300.

[@Spud0701]

Bleed the brakes after keeps clean fluid.

[@wigletron2846]

2 set screws? Eff you Kia.

[@MileHighSalute80]

1:10

[@MileHighSalute80]

That hidden bolt

[@akamaster09]

The music is so random

[@beticusmagnus8673]

Please get a microphone or speak up.