Locating the VIN number for Changing Brake Pads
Draining Brake Fluid for Changing Brake Pads
Tips on Jacking a Car for Changing Brake Pads
Removing the Tire to Change the Brake Pads
Checking the Rotor, Caliper & Wear Indicator for Brake Pads
How To Locate Caliper Bolts for Changing Brake Pads
Removing the Caliper for Changing Brake Pads
Inspecting the Rotor & Brake Pads for Changing Disc Brakes
Tips on Removing Brake Pads
Adjusting the Caliper Piston for Changing Brake Pads
How to Install New Brake Pads
Putting the Caliper Back on After Changing Brake Pads
Cleaning the Rotor, Caliper & Brake Pads
Filling the Master Cylinder with Brake Pad Fluid
Resetting the Caliper Piston by Pumping for Changing Brake Pads
Summary: Learn how to install brake pads on your car, from an expert on cars, in this free instructional video on how to change brake pads for disc brakes.
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"Hi! This is Jon from Expertvillage.com and in this video clip, we will continue with step 11 for replacing disc brake pads. Once you’ve depressed the piston, we need to install our new brake pads. To do that we are going to install them the same way that we replaced them. Sometimes it’s kind of difficult to get them positioned just right so you need to wiggle them around a little bit and put them in there. With the outboard pad, it has those pins that hold it in so you need to make sure that you get that position just right, and push it in. On some models, you’ll have those pins on the outboard pad that you’ll need to hammer a little bit and bend them so that they hold the brake pad on. "
eHow Article: How to Install New Brake Pads
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Comments
deena3 said
on 8/2/2008 I would have liked you to have been more specific about where to place the jack. If anyone has a hydraulic jack why would they need help with brakes?
arong said
on 8/2/2008 I have never changed brake pads or rotors. I checked other sites for help but most only have pictures. Your instructions made the job easy and straight forward. Thanks.