Rear brake pads replacement on Toyota Camry 2007-2020

[@paulnavara7127]

Wow, this was a great video! Not only do you explain how to work on your brakes but also the WHY of what you're doing. I want to learn what the function of the caliper piston is and that the rear brakes are a dual system. This video takes care of all that. Thanks so much!

[@elchanojose]

Hello! Thank you for watching our video and for sharing that we help you to understand about the braking system. Take well care!

[@geomcc39]

Good video ! I always use the old brake pad to push cylinder back in place. I grow up in a Garage my father and grandfather uncle etc all Mechanics. when I was a kid I hate anything to do working on cars Now I'm thankful for the know how. save a lot of money !

[@AngelCastillo-p9g]

How different is the emergency brake than the others Camry 2006 , 2007 cause I don’t know how the emergency brakes it’s cause this 2006 Camry no brakes no cables and no shoes brakes nothing

[@brianking3812]

Is the 21’ Camry manual and not electric parking brake the same process? I seen videos where a warning light will pop up on the instrument cluster if you don’t put it in service mode but mines not electric. Just trying to find out before I attempt to change my rear pads

[@tonysanford848]

Why not put a screwdriver in a push caliper in before taking off

[@elchanojose]

Hello Tony! You are right, you can do that and avoid having to compress the piston on the caliper using the c-clamp. That is one of the best ways to do it, compressing it before removing it from its location. Take well care Tony!

[@Keneli0426]

the best video on this .. and i have seen a lot on changing break pads

[@maineprophetic9272]

Thank you. Straight and to the point. Step by step abc 123. Very good and clean video.. many thanks

[@scottcampbell7249]

Great video and very thorough, one of the better brake repair videos I've seen yet! Great Job and thank for the help!!

[@elchanojose]

Hello Scott! Thank you for taking your time to watch our video and for sharing your comment that our video was helpful and well exposed. Take well care Scott!

[@thalaxomdaoqueem9451]

Thanks for wonderful sharing, that perfect Video. God blessed you and your family.

[@thanoshalo7102]

You don't use that little clip that goes on the break pad, or is it not necessary.

[@elchanojose]

Hello Thanos! We recommend that you put that clip on. The little clip is put on one of the brake pads so when in the future the brake pads estará wearing down one es the clip starts touching the rotor and starts making a noise to let the driver know that the brake pads are due for replacement again. We don’t put them on because we do periodical maintenance around the car and we keep an eye when the brakes need to be replace. Take well care Thanos!

[@mjudkins1371]

Great Job 👍🏿

[@elchanojose]

Hello! Thank you for watching our video and for your positive feedback that we deis a great job. Take well care!

[@marioj1908]

Do I have to replace the rotors when replacing the brakes?

[@elchanojose]

Hello Mario! You don’t have to replace the rotors on your vehicle every time you replace the brake pads. Rotors are usually replaced when they are or have become thinner than normal thickness, when they become scratched or have groves cause by the brake pads. Also, when you noticed that they might have un even surface. Rotors can last longer that brake pard but remember to inspect them every time you replace the brake pads to see if they pad a visual inspection or not. The biggest reason rotors have to be replaced, is because the brake pads have worn down to the metal that now there is no pad but only metal to metal and the rotor gets damaged and needs to be resurfaced or replaced. Hope this can help you and be useful. Take well care Mario!

[@static_Tricolor_camry]

It's also a good idea to flush and fill the brake fluid, after replacing the Rotors and brake pads on all 4 side. Performance Drill and slotted rotors and brake pads cost under $300 A mechanic will charge close to $1,000 just to do a 2 hour job, when you can do it yourself at home and save $1,000 in labour. Inner tie rods are easy, same with spark plugs and ignition coils and replacing the Serpentine belt and water pump and struts and control arms. Buying car parts is not that expensive, paying someone to do the work for you is a rip off. Do the work yourself, it makes you feel good and you save hundreds of dollars in your bank account. For future replacement car parts, or emergencies.

[@crex16]

Do you have to put car in service mode before starting the job?

[@marcosgutierrez4550]

Español wuey 😡

[@elchanojose]

Hola Marcos! Primero que todo muchas gracias por apoyar nuestro canal. Aquí te compartimos el link del vídeo en español. Saludos Marcos! kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3ykpXqXiNpkpK8

[@jorgeaguilar157]

Saludos

[@elchanojose]

Hola Jorge! Gracias por apoyar nuestro canal!. Saludos Jorge!

[@arleyleonrojas8861]

Por favor en español...

[@arleyleonrojas8861]

Tienes mejores vistas cuando explicas en español