Toyota Camry Brakes (Front Pads And Rotors 2002-2006)

Step by step walkthrough to replace the front brake pads and rotors on your 2002-2006 Toyota Camry.
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[@petervilla6228]

Four years after you made this video is still helping people thanks a lot.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

Glad I could help!

[@matthaus5869]

Been watching videos for this project of mine 2006 Camry XLE yours is by far the most comprehensive instructional video and I want to thank you well done.

[@EYHao]

Bravo! Very nicely done "how to" video. I have a 2004 Camry SE (4-Cyclinders, 5 Speed Manual, VIN starting with "J", and garaged). It has 155K, and no accidents. All parts has matching VIN. There are some small dents and scratches on the doors. Everything in the car still operates and run smoothly. No oil leaks. Believe it or not, it is a fun car to drive!! Also, the style of the car still blends in with the newer cars on the road. I can continue on, however, you know by now I love my 2004 Camry SE and this video is really well done and super educational too! Thank you, Tony!!

[@NoName-tm2yq]

This video was very helpful as I'm presently struggling with a rear break job on a 2004 Camry. Slide pin is stuck and just turns and comes 3/4's of the way out and I cannot get the new rotor on as it is not enough clearance. Will give it another shot today...fingers crossed.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

I'm a bit confused, why would the rotor not go on just because the slide pin won't come out?

[@George-mk7lp]

this tutorial is priceless

[@George-mk7lp]

this is a weird question but I'm new to car stuff. Where can I buy that big screwdriver ? If you can get me a link i would really appreciate it.

[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

The one at 4:34?

[@George-mk7lp]

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[@TonyTheTruckGuy]

@@George-mk7lp That’s like a $50 Snap-On screwdriver, you don’t need to spend that kind of money. I’d prefer an actual pry bar for what I was using it for anyways. I got a whole 4 piece pry bar set for $20 at my local auto parts store