Seat Ibiza MK5 Front Brake Pads (& Discs) How To DIY Change

[@fernando__bueno]

I have a Leon as well, will do this job shortly. Thanks for the tips

[@crackberryal]

Thanks buddy. Helped me save my broke daughter a garage bill ;-)

[@IAMASPANNER]

Glad to help and thanks for the comment!

[@johnloxley8705]

I’ve got this job to do shortly. Great little video buddy …. I’m sure all this advice will help 👍😁

[@IAMASPANNER]

Hope it helped, thanks for the comment!

[@pcfella]

Incredibly clear and well described, thanks.

[@SparkySubie]

Thanks for the great video. This is hard info to come by for this car.. I've been wondering if it's possible to fit bigger discs / brake kits on this car? I'm being told some part of the brake assembly is part of the strut and it can't be done? I'm having some trouble seeing what they mean from this video, any idea if it can be done?

[@IAMASPANNER]

Anything is possible but if the mounts are different on the hubs then perhaps you’d need to replace them at the same time. Best thing is to have access to a donor car.

[@tom3kggg732]

very helpful video. thanks

[@ELSW16]

Thx g

[@matthewanderson4205]

What was the chunk that fell off when you were prying back the caliper piston?

[@johnloxley8705]

I think it was a piece of his screwdriver 😳

[@artemzagora2721]

Sank’s you from Ukraine!!!For this content!!! Perfectly!!!

[@davidprentice6297]

Great video, very informative.

[@IAMASPANNER]

Thanks 👍, hope it helped!

[@enniocristiano7910]

Hello mate, can you tell me which brembo pads do you use? because I bought the ones for my Ibiza and they didn't fit even if in internet says they are the right ones. The pads are the part number P85041

[@user7205]

The part number for one’s that fit is 85 167

[@IAMASPANNER]

I didn’t keep note unfortunately but hope you got sorted.

[@bartus92pl]

dude, copper grease anywhere near Your break piston is a BIG NO NO, PLEASE FIX THIS VIDEO. it can melt Your rubber, You should use only the specific red grease designed for these parts when replacing the rubber piston seal the only thing You can put on the breakpads is the anti squeal paste on the very top and end of it, where it touches with the caliper.

[@grahamwishart4832]

Surely easier to use G clamp and block of wood. Open bleed nipple(with clear piping atteched) much easier to push piston back and old fluid not being pushed back into pipes