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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
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" My name is Jon with Expertvillage.com and in this video clip we will go through the final procedures for replacing our brake pads. Since we depressed the caliper piston the brakes will be spongy when you first step on them. You are going to want to step on them several times, pushing them down as far as they go, so that you can reset that piston. After you have set the caliper piston, what you want to do is drive a short distance, stopping frequently to ensure that everything is working properly on your brakes. Good luck with changing your disc brake pads."
eHow Article: Resetting the Caliper Piston by Pumping for Changing Brake Pads
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Comments
fixitman1 said
on 8/2/2008 Excellent job. Great video series.
etojoe said
on 8/2/2008 great show, and a lot more help for me as a new automotive student! thank you
gandalfthewhite said
on 8/2/2008 Great video series, but you need more lighting. that and do you really need to tell everyone every single time that your name is John and your with expertvillage? we got that already thanks
jusslookinround said
on 8/2/2008 Great video series, good intructor. Keep up the good work!
alfretonred said
on 8/2/2008 Clear instructions. Very helpful. Many thanks Jon.