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Brake replacement can be a headache, but with free brake replacement instructions it can be very easy. Learn how to check your brakes and replace your brakes in these free brake job instruction videos.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Brake tools are necessary for replacing your brakes. Learn what brake tools are needed for brake replacement in this free brake job instruction video.
The brake wear indicator tells you when your brakes need to be replaced. You can also assess brake wear by checking the brake rotors. Learn how to check brake wear in this free brake job instruction video.
Removing brake caliper bolts is a key step to replacing your brakes. Learn how to remove brake caliper bolts in this free brake job instruction video.
Compressing brake calipers is an important step in replacing your brakes. Learn how to compress brake calipers in this free brake job instruction video.
Removing brake pads is an essential part of replacing your brakes. Learn how to remove your brake pads in this free brake job instruction video.
Removing brake rotor brackets is an important part of brake replacement. Learn how to remove brake rotor brackets in this free brake job instruction video.
Assessing brake rotor wear lets you know when to replace your brake rotors. Find out when you should replace your brake rotors in this free brake job instruction video.
Replacing brake rotors is necessary when the rotors cannot be machined. Find out when you should replace your brake rotors in this free brake job instruction video.
Applying anti squeal brake lube keeps brakes from squealing. Learn how to apply anti squeal brake lubrication in this free brake job instruction video.
Learn how to replace brake pads in this free brake job instruction video.
Seating brake pads is next step after replacing the brake pads. Learn how to seat brake pads in this free brake job instruction video.
Replacing brake caliper bolts is necessary after replacing the brake pads. Learn how to replace brake caliper bolts in this free brake job instruction video.
Cleaning the brakes after you have replaced your brakes is important to prevent rust. Learn how to clean your brakes in this free brake job instruction video.
Checking brake fluid is important to make sure your brakes will function properly. Learn how to check your brake fluid and top it off in this free brake job instruction video.
Learn how to check brakes by pumping the brakes after replacing them in this free brake job instruction video.
Brake replacement, like all car maintenance and repair, is an essential responsibility of all car owners. Most people are not really excited about replacing their brakes, whether paying for new brakes or changing their own; but eventually the squeal of the brake wear indicators makes all car owners brake down and replace those old brake pads. Replacing your car brakes does not have to be very challenging. Expert brake replacement instructions can help you replace your brakes quite easily.
In this free how to video series learn how to replace your brakes from expert mechanic Mitch Jones. Mitch will tell you what you need to know about brake replacement including what brake tools you need and when you should change your brakes. Mitch will demonstrate how to remove brake caliper bolts, how to compress brake calipers, how to remove brake pads, how to remove the brake rotor brackets, how to assess brake rotor wear, how to apply anti squeal brake lube, how to seat brake pads, how to replace brake caliper bolts, and how to check you brakes to make sure they are in good working order.
Mitch Jones Mitch Jones has been working on cars as a hobby and made it into a career over the past 11 years. Jones specializes in European vehicles, but can fix most problems on any make and model. He currently works at German Speed Merchants in Wilmington, NC.dkdk
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