Nissan Rogue How To Replace Rear brake Pads and Rotors 2014 2015 2016 2nd Gen (T32)

In this video I will replace the Rear brake pads and rotors on a 2nd gen 2015 Nissan Rogue.
Parts:
Rear Rotors: 43206-4BT0B X2
Rear Brake Pads: D4060-4CU2A
Tools:
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17mm Socket 1/2" Impact Socket amzn.to/44TNAyW
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[@rolim14]

Bro saved my life, the pistons in my car would not go down pushing it, all I had to do was twist it. You are a Genius thanks!

[@friendlymechanic9778]

Happy to help! 👍🏼

[@vkkxiong8179]

Great video. Saved hundreds doing it by myself. Keep up the good work.

[@friendlymechanic9778]

That’s great to hear!!

[@antonchigurh7279]

I loved your video with simple to the point without a bunch of nonsense I wish everybody's videos were like that

[@friendlymechanic9778]

Thank you I appreciate that. That’s one of my goals when making the videos. 👍🏼

[@davo912]

Yes. to the point except he forgot the use of grease on the shims as Nissan requires and contact surfaces of the brake pads..

[@Jack.Waters]

Your one of the few I see compress a caliper piston before removal. Nice job

[@friendlymechanic9778]

Thank you, it’s easier than using the actual tool.

[@Jack.Waters]

@@friendlymechanic9778 you know and I know but most of them don't. I usually loosen brake fluid cap then put a big C clamp from outer pad to knuckle bar. Hasn't failed me yet. Just gotta watch for those year ones that have to be threaded back in.

[@1800Herbjuice]

Awesome video, very detailed. Thank you!

[@friendlymechanic9778]

Thank you 👍🏼

[@mattthompson3807]

Great video very point by point and explained everything

[@darreljulia638]

Perfect video and instructions! Thanks

[@friendlymechanic9778]

👍🏼

[@Red24DryBones]

Thank you for sharing the torque numbers. On that note, any recommendations on how to find those numbers from reliable sources? All I get is forum posts from random people and the occasional site with a service manual that I can't tell what gen Rogue it belongs to. I did find two websites that sell me access to the service manuals/guides. So I might try that in the near future.

[@iamhimnot-them8335]

Perfect explanation

[@friendlymechanic9778]

👍🏼 thank you

[@davo912]

Perfect? I like the use of grease on the shims as required and on the contact surfaces of the brake pads ..lol

[@mikepellettiere8541]

Bottom has to be pulled put? It won't come put just spinning

[@rpwolfe72]

Why does everyone remove the caliper from the mounting bracket? All you need to do is remove the whole thing as 1. No need to remove the caliper from the bracket.

[@jenw5056]

No difference with AWD model Rogue? I didn’t see the AWD logo on the back of this vehicle.

[@friendlymechanic9778]

I’m not sure because I have not done brakes on the AWD model. My guess would be there is no difference or very little difference.