Part2--Please do not imitate professional operations

[@josemartinez3873]

Thank you for the lesson. I’ve been doing brakes the wrong way for 30 years. I will use the screwdriver the next time

[@JustmeBlossom]

I love this lady very talented mechanic. Keep it up girl

[@MrGercela64]

Smart with clear voice ...and pretty

[@maliwhite7457]

😅😅😅😅

[@ahmedbusati209]

Chinese people, magicians of every trade 😂.

[@o.i909]

Even without applying grease to the moving parts of the pads.

[@denny0_o]

Thanks for your great explanation.. I like how you only take one bolt out and you can just left that break up because before I took both bolts out which is not necessary.. 👍🏼

[@Belgiums-Finest]

With all due respect, but if you took off both bolts to dismount the brake cylinder, then maybe it would be wise for you to not try replace brakes on your own. Brakes are too important to mess with

[@canada4Mykids]

$1200 cost me to replace break pad in Calgary AB😢

[@Bnnbvj]

You perfect God bless you because I am auto mechanic. I know what you’re talking is true thank you for your sharing.👌🙏❤️👍🇪🇹🇺🇸

[@val_m1999]

I’m glad someone from the younger generation is able to help them fix their own stuff at a drastic fraction of the price, and by doing so they learn more about their car as well as how much a mechanic’s charge SHOULD really be. It never hurts that she’s a beauty to catch their eyes as well. What a catch.

[@johnagutu8303]

Thank you May for impacting the world with vehicle mechanics. Keep it up dear.

[@attractionp.1185]

Thank you 🙏🏾!!! ? Do you have website or KZbin channel????????? 💥⭐️🌟

[@RogerPotencianoSr]

Gusto ko itong matutunan at dagdag kaalaman sa mga sasakyan thank you ma'am teaching ❤❤❤

[@dominadorpayangdo4984]

You must clean the rotor disc first. Before you install the new brake pads..

[@CalinVQ]

I like just the new breaks

[@loringbush1455]

Omg! Cuddly Cuteness Overload!

[@norbertorosa1774]

This is the best automotive person to help anyone get the job done unbelievable❤ I love it

[@abuuahmad3238]

Allahuma baarik...you changing lives

[@didiridi262]

Piękny masz głos można słuchać i słuchać, porady też suuupeeer, serdeczne dzięki 🌹👏👏👌🤗

[@dhanrajmohan701]

God bless you ❤..thank you so much for helping humanity ❤

[@CalinVQ]

Beauty plus good knowledge and experience. I will keep my car top shaoe 😊

[@habagat6427]

Thanks but What kind of car is that, (toyota?nissan?kia???) and model 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@user-gd7vd4mh5x]

Good Demonstration. It's a knowledgeable video.

[@billschomburg6853]

She made it look so easy. Wish she could do mine too!

[@stevesales4263]

Great idea. Put new pads on knackered discs. Amazing.

[@georgelocke6445]

Rotors are gonna eat those brakes up quickly.

[@sunilsolomon197]

Ur doing a great job keep it up 👍

[@amanjit-qq2tn]

Good, Keep it up. Mam.. You are leading new generation of mechanical knowledge in girls.. on online platform.. Please make repair video on bike and scooty..

[@ahmedbusati209]

Simply, to avoid quick depreciation &, damage of brake pads. Don't overspeed, and always help the brake system using engine brake if car's gear is manual . That's all.😊

[@robchitoe7199]

Very good. Thanks!

[@oscaraguirre5004]

NEVER INSTAL A NEW BREAK PAD, WIYHOUT RESURFACING THE ROTOR. YOUR WASTING MONEY BECACUASE THE QUIKING WILM NOT GO OUT.

[@riceburner4747]

A LOT of mechanics I see pry it like that. I'm "old school" & was told to compress the piston EVENLY not to "jam" it. I know many disagree. 😉👍🇺🇸

[@FredMo]

You won't be able to jam it by pushing it uneven. Also this method here is still pushing it quite even.

[@elmiguel1869]

Mechanic beauty you need resurface the rotor before installing the new pads if not the noise will continue.❤❤❤

[@abelcarrillo1047]

Or for a little extra u can just replace them.

[@JacobAnthony-h9x]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@thomasfox9073]

Love this, I’ve always wanted to tackle brakes. Do you have one on replacing the master cylinder?

[@gideon.s7851]

Great explanation ❤❤🎉

[@logithan]

Can you push the brake cylinder just like that with a screwdriver? Would you recommend to put new brake pads on the old rotor ?

[@juanbanuelos6411]

Thank you for the lesson. How do you replace the rotor.

[@julienrocher1]

Everything you said was great but if the brake cylinder is scored it is better to have it machined because otherwise it will wear down the new pads really quickly.

[@JohnBenally]

Awesome mechanic; keep it up.

[@jorgebarrera7879]

Excéntrico lesson, me gustan mucho los Chinitos. Muchas gracias.

[@jboi9309]

You could end up bending the screwdriver.. 😂😂

[@MACCM-ct2nb]

😂😂😂 now I know. Car 🚗 shops have been scamming me for decades.

[@markw208]

If you replace the pads (or shoes) the brake discs (or drums) should be turned to provide even braking. Also there are shims and paste to eliminate the squeaking of the pads.

[@David-pd8li]

Remember, this is You Tube. This isn't a certification test for an ASE patch for your work shirt. Most who watch this will never do a brake job anyway.

[@JesseReimer-dm1qp]

Don't turn your brake rotors either. It'll make them too thin and they won't cool properly. I personally wouldn't sand brake pads either, but I guess that's not as dangerous as what I've seen some people do

[@ScottM-c3q]

If you have been scammed by an auto mechanic shop, be sure to Lodge a complaint with your state's attorney's general consumer protection section at your state capitol. If more people would do this we could get a rid of a lot of scam artist and businesses.

[@SammyFamoofo]

The Mechanic took $125 to fix my rear break..

[@grymey]

properly clean disks and caliper with brake clean, chamfer the upper and lower portion of the new pads with a file and apply a small amount of anti seize to the new pad flanges and at inner metal plates of pad backing. clean caliper guide pins (which can be removed from caliper) and reinstall. perform "bedding in" procedure (medium brake pressure) applied for the next 10mi at speeds of 30-50 mph. no panic stops. this will eliminate brake squeal for at least another 2500 miles on new pads. brake squeal is something that happens especially with sports/performance pads and rotors. but proper lube and cleaning can ensure minimal occurances. weathering/temp changes and usual wear will naturally allow for squeal so if you can make time to do this when it happens you can stop squeal for a few thousand km/miles, also BG stop squeal works well if you coat new pads with it prior to installation of new pads

[@brebre3582]

Nice quick video thank you. Just remember though. That thing is not a "brake disc" its correct name is Rotors. And that screw driver trick, you need to explain "carefully insert" and needs a stronger screw driver if those pads are worn down. Also you stopped without showing the full replacement! Sometimes there is trouble wirh the cylinder not going in all the way!

[@andrewweatherhead4127]

Xiao Qiao you are star⭐️. You have all the answers. Another problem solved. ⭐️🤣❤️ I fixed it, saved $3000, bought a hamburger and witnessed the miracle of the moment.❤😂

[@creepyunclephil]

Mmm.Mmm ... I mean yeah, but no. For in order for this to be a good brake job, I'd do a bit more than just slapping on new pads. Gotta turn the rotor, clean the hub so you don't have vibration from the wheel, clean and lube the guide pins, and if it's an older car, put new pistons and seals into the calipers. Also test the brake fluid and see if there isn't excessive moisture in it in case of an older car. It's not gonna apply even pressure with steam in the system.

[@GMbowtie350]

Sounds like you’d just try to run the bill up on the customer. All of that only needs to be done on a need be basis except the lube part. I don’t know how cleaning the hub reduces vibration but ok. Also nobodies rebuilding calipers, dude. If a caliper is bad you replace the caliper.

[@creepyunclephil]

@GMbowtie350 Have you seen the quality of a lot of the remans, though? I've seen ones where cracked pistons weren't even replaced, but they just put metal rings on them to bridge the gaps. This is a diy-centric video, so the time it takes is irrelevant. Rebuilding calipers is laughably easy, and for most people their existing cores will be in a much better shape than some of the junk the part stores get. Lastly, the wheel hub is a mounting surface that the wheel is attached to. Would you argue that bad wheel balance does not cause vibration? Of course you wouldn't (I hope). So imagine you have a heavy truck rim with 32s on it, happily spinning at let's say 735rpm which would be 70mph. Okay, now put a 0.060 shim between two of the studs. You just introduce a high spot on the mating surface. The wheel will now wobble. If you calculate it assuming the wheel is a 32" weighing about 100lbs, at 70mph, you basically have the equivalent of 89lbs wobbling side to side at 735 times a minute. That's how the vibrator in your phone works. Now let's be realistic and halve that down to 0.030. Take your feeler gauge and see how small 0.030 is. Dirty, rusty hubs are no good, man.

[@GMbowtie350]

⁠@@creepyunclephilI’ve run rims that had cracks welded up that had no vibration, and I promise a weld bead is heavier than a .030 shim. By that logic a missing lug nut would make it almost vibrate apart. What you’re talking about is so minuscule you’d never tell it. As far as the caliper goes, yeah parts suck right now, but it comes down to time X money. It’s worth more of my time to bench bleed a new caliper and throw it on than rebuilding the old one. Don’t get me wrong, what you’re saying makes sense, it just doesn’t work like that in everyday business.

[@wiknap54]

Thankyou for your knowledge 😊😊😊

[@nebiyatameha1502]

Your videos are helpful thank you, what about rear breaks

[@darcywood515]

Lol omg thanks from Canada 🇨🇦

[@curtisziegler3934]

That is all fine and dandy but on some Cars You Can’t Just Do That Without Killing the Master Cylinder, You Have To Open The Bleeder to Release The Back Pressure or Risk Damaging The Master Cylinder. This is Fact from A Retired Auto Mechanic Who Did This For Over 40 Years. 😎

[@abbasertan1596]

Türkçeye çevrilse çok güzel olacak

[@RamonLacson-tg9th]

I love this vidieo explained very well this lady smart how can you doing yourself 😊❤❤❤

[@armanonline-lk8dc]

I m driver for 14 years nd now only new the brake cylinder and brake disc 😂 Thanks😊

[@akhonaprecious4667]

I just serviced my etios through your guidance and it's working

[@AllanZilth-ck6wi]

I've subscribe and I don't even have a vehicle 😅😂😉😎

[@richardmartinez5938]

Wow you are my mechanico

[@RicardoTehuatle]

Muchas.gracias.hija.por.ensen̈arme.eres.bien.atrevida.y.instructiva.en.tu.trabajo

[@alimunem1409]

grinding must be done for the disc before installing the new pads beautiful lady ❤🎉

[@gideonlord-adem]

Good job. But all car breaks are not easy as you think 😮

[@danaowens30]

You forgot to push the caliper piston in🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀 after u popped the pads in.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀 i can't with you A Is

[@thearrow5793]

are these brake pads (made in china)….🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣🫣

[@ejazahmed1592]

Iam reguler to see ur car guide which is helpfull thanks ur kind

[@TENZINYARPHEL777]

V. Good❤❤❤

[@zafar2073]

I would not risk my life with changing break pads myself

[@NicholasCoka]

Nice and tnx I'm having a question. I want know that gasket sealer is working also is good to use it if you don't have money to replace it

[@smallsmall5062]

Wow!!! It's nice to see what is going on under the hood! Thank you!

[@rabindrarobinson8959]

Another bull shitter!!😅😅

[@Barracuda48082]

Open the master cylinder to allow backflow of fluid. Then close it. If the caliper pins are rusted or frozen, this will not work.

[@joeaziz7490]

Comel sangat pomen dia ❤❤❤

[@qlth3620]

In reality, it's not that easy

[@toubipartyrent]

It is

[@qlth3620]

​@toubipartyrent it took my machinist 1/2 hour to change the brake.

[@mbs1896]

Great explanation, how brakes work . Please note : The new brake pad that has a wear spring attached should be located on the inner side .

[@donnaguerra5706]

Hello, how do I change the left rear brake light on a Honda 2004 civic?

[@tpdang1548]

Great job 👏👏👏👏

[@NelsonFernando-zb4qs]

That is preety! I have never scene a girl mechanic. may day be more attractive mechanic to have explain there talent.

[@Tk-iz2ws]

This is the easy part. Bleeding the brakes is another story. 😮

[@celsoVillaflor]

Thank you for the word for word explanation

[@rayinri]

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[@everythingcrypto5577]

This is how you know if you're going back to that shop or not

[@jameskc9206]

Thank you very much. Please show how to open the A/C vent for cleaning the residues left by the Rats.

[@AngelRodriguez-ws3cz]

Es muy inteligente mi novia.!❤😂

[@nizamudeen2904]

Ithink disc have some wearlimits,need to check before change pads, this disc also have scratches

[@patriciatardugno9983]

If the rotar has grooves worn into it, shouldn't you have the rotars cut, or re-surfaced? Or, is that only on old fashioned brakes?

[@stevewhewell6190]

Not the correct way to do disc brakes. Backyard mechanic.

[@GMbowtie350]

Not every brake job has to be $800+ with new rotors and calipers. Pad slapping if everything else is good is completely acceptable. I’d ask a customer how far they wanna go with it.

[@adriansalinas7026]

They wanted to charge me $3000 at the shop just for a break pad replacement, you saved me a lot of money 😻

[@nelsonsaint-paulin2452]

How about rewinding the caliper before inserting the new pads

[@rich8037]

Only on back wheels. She's working on the front.

[@pablotaguba2550]

What brand of brake pad is best to use so as not damage the brake disk or drum?

[@syedajannatarahoque7116]

Hello ! How can I get all the videos all together

[@olokapeter4755]

I have added much to my knowledge 💯

[@tariqserle7081]

Don't forget to take off the brake fluid cap before you decompress the brake piston alawise you'll damage cylinder seals

[@GMbowtie350]

If that were true you couldn’t run a cap on any hydraulic setup. It’s just fluid displacement. You can leave the cap on. It’ll be fine

[@ziauddin7948]

good break clippers function explanation 👍❤️🇵🇰

[@72capri]

I love the voice dubbing on her videos.

[@AznTony360]

Once again, using a crescent wrench, theyre for emergencies like when you get an odd sized bolt. Use a proper wrench for the job, youll eat the corners on bolts with a crescent wrench. $30 for 4 pads… now i see why your rotors are grooved. Cheap pads have a poor lifespan, bad braking distance and will ruin your rotors. If you dont have the money, dont buy the cheapest parts, buy the 2nd or 3rd cheapest. Theyre usually higher quality, but always oem spec if possible. Safety is crucial here esp on cars, buy parts that you can rely on. I always recommend ceramic pads as they can get you 100k+ miles if you dont ride/slam your brakes.

[@mohsenbarati3960]

Yes it will cost 3000 dollars! 😂

[@pernellbeatty5156]

The number of people who use the word "break" instead of "brake" is crazy. 🤪

[@nato2panama]

You probably saved the car owner $3000.

[@dave_ecclectic]

you don't take the caliper off on this type of brake. The pads slip off without removing the caliper If your rotor is shot then change it. Don't sand your brake pads change them.

[@oliverparker7427]

Great job 👏 nice and easy 👍

[@TheTruth2505]

I love this lady.... Should Mary a lady with skill like this

[@DarrylDeas-j7n]

You push that piston back in you take chance of sending junk back through your Antilock brake unit causing it to malfunction. It'll cost you an extra 2500.00 plus to replace. Please don't do this if car or truck is new than 1998. You choice its 50 50 chance it causes malfunction of abs system

[@GMbowtie350]

The brakes are a sealed system. If you’ve got “junk” in your lines you’ve already got problems. I’m 37 and been doing this all my life in and around shops and I’ve never seen anything like what you’ve described happen. The caliper pistons have to be pushed back in or the new pads will never fit.

[@FelixAnukam]

Thank you. This is quite helpful.

[@jeanleang666]

Thanks for the information now I need a car

[@dawidhernandez1674]

The shop it’ll charge you $3000 Dallas Oh nooo everything cost $3000 Dallas con mi chinita 😄🙂😘

[@JANETRADFORD-k4z]

Thank you very much, a mechanic put new shocks on my back tires but did not tell me that I needed bellows, now I do not know what to do. Can you help, I have a 2002 Volkswagen Jetta TDI diesel sedan

[@jamparinchen8136]

So Good 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Nice Information ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dougjstl1]

Wow she's doing brakes. Very good.