How to Replace Front Brakes 2011-2018 Volkswagen Jetta

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[@InnerCityClubFolie]

followed this video step by step for VW Jetta Base 2015 and my brake are working better than ever. When you can get the right parts and proper tools then this is an easy job. great video!

[@PestVic]

That was a perfect video! Straight to the points, great shots, and called out all the tools needed. A++++

[@fleashman]

He was showing how to replace the brakes. However he had brand new brake pads on the car already. So the piston was already compressed due to the thickness of the pads. He did not show bleeding the brakes because he did not have fitment issues. If you have to compress your brakes due to going to a thicker pad, then you will have to bleed your brakes.

[@sumirvarma5650]

Love it - just if you could add a couple of comments for the noobs like me about the grit on the dremels you use to sand the rotors and pad holders.

[@cncbuss1]

Great tutorial and very nice camera work showing the correct way of refurbishing the front brakes. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and cheers from Montreal, Canada!

[@AlicesWondereland]

Should have suggested pumping the peddle a few times until you get pressure before putting the car in gear.

[@samuelkobe]

This is how you do a How To video. So to the point.

[@adamwalker9096]

Just ordered new brakes pads and slotted and cross drilled rotors. Thanks for posting!

[@hershG000]

I hate watching these kind of videos because with all of the power tools and everything they make it look so easy. For these kind of videos you should assume that people have just regular tools.

[@loathedintheusa]

Power tools only make the job faster. All of this can be done with simple hand tools

[@Evan-memo]

I tried to be a mechanic and did my routers and brakes myself i end up in my neibours's kitchen next day while driving

[@jefinsiby6494]

Hi, the brake pads I bought have a little cable attached to it in one of them. I think that's the sensor cable. The current pad does not have one though. So, what do I do with that cable?

[@glennlozuke268]

Is this procedure the same for a 2013 Volkswagen golf TDI? Great video

[@soldiersvejk2053]

This channel is good in itself and deserve more subscribes.

[@TheDre2142]

What year is this jetta? I have 2015 and a 2016 and different caliper bolts than those. And no need to remove the caliper bracket to get the rotor off those years.

[@MAdGamer1413]

Is this the same for a 2012 gli??

[@sc230mb]

Excellent tutorial

[@monroviawildcats12]

Hey do you have to bleed the brake lines ?

[@jamesacombjamesacomb2769]

Have you done a video for the rear brakes and pads?

[@hcanergocmus]

I have 2017 Jetta S 1.4TDI. You need to displace the caliper mount/holder to remove the disk.

[@MattyM300]

Am I the only person in the world that had to use a tool in order to get the piston back. Only car I ever had trouble with that and doesn’t seem like I missed anything

[@brandonhollingsworth7719]

I had to do the same thing. 2014 Jetta.

[@Jeep_TJ_Freak]

WIll these instructions also work for a 2019 VW Jetta?

[@AzeveidoMateus]

Should we flush the brake fluid during this process too? Or is that unnecessary

[@christopherv8170]

Hey, didn't you used to work for 1a Auto?

[@abbasab_ov9060]

What is the difference between 5C0698151A and 5C0698151B brake pads?

[@VR0T]

Does apply to a 2019 Volkswagen Jetta?

[@t-fent805]

How do I get to piston in never said that

[@sgent]

Don't you have to spin the caliper when pushing it back in on these?

[@HighTideChris]

amazing video man keep them coming

[@gmann212]

What about bleeding??

[@caropreso911]

excellent tutorial

[@-ssch]

Is this same for 2012 Passat or other Passats ? Thanks

[@jamieal4132]

Amazing example. Ive never seen sombody shoom off the debris around the corners!!

[@jmaravilla94]

Is this the same process for 2018 passat

[@jeffrey1000902713588]

What about the break in procedure? I just think you mention it just in case people don’t know about it.

[@chinhphan4787]

He sure torqued those slide pins. 😂 Over torqued 👍

[@randydarsh2073]

That’s a Jetta? What trim level? I haven’t seen one that you don’t need to remove caliper bracket to remove the rotor. Totally different setup

[@conradwilbur3814]

Torque your wheel down to 89 foot pounds you hit it to about 100 or so with a half inch impact and stuck a torque wrench on it. Click the click click that’s not torquing to 89 foot pounds you can do better. You pretty much clean that hub down for no reason after that. But the rest of your video was great.

[@deadtchnology]

Can anyone please tell me what are those two teeth looking things on the left side of the rotor at 3:24 ? I just got a Jetta and the screw holes lost their lining. Thank you in advanced.

[@auxmike718]

This guy moves fast!

[@mokdadus]

Very good 👍

[@stevensanders7427]

good job! good instruction!

[@isaiahendicott9710]

Used a t27 for the rotor screw and stripped it. 2017 Jetta

[@TRQ]

+Isaiah Endicott We do not have a video for this repair right now, but we'll keep this request in mind for a future video! 1aau.to/m/Shop-TRQ

[@mastansingh7464]

Thnks that was helpful

[@KirkBlackJr]

So you don’t have to bleed the breaks?

[@MarkoVujanic-P88]

So I can move the piston back with a screwdriver?

[@nubz0rzyou]

was wondering that also

[@gio5099]

Yes, with a flathead.

[@terrencei.t.9011]

Great video! Thanks for posting!

[@xghostyxjokerx]

Rear video?

[@4Hiroshi7]

Would this process apply to the Jetta sportswagon as well?

[@fereidoonct]

Thank you

[@Mrtomgoose]

Very clear! Thank you very much!

[@aliabraham3284]

Thanks a lot

[@juanmanueld.f.6952]

Neat! 👍

[@TRQ]

+Juan Manuel D.F. Thanks for watching our video! 1aau.to/m/Shop-TRQ

[@atomictaylorrocky1077]

Seems very simmer to a 90’s Chevy Silverado

[@imperialtekk9443]

I love how you skipped most of the necessary steps.

[@jamesnewport1227]

Piston self retracted. What the

[@stevenmcc2119]

Gently pry as jamming it and prying super hard

[@OfficalMrBoa]

Thank you