Dan, Thank you for sharing your expertise. It was so nice of you to give a list of tools needed to replace the brakes. Also and showing us how to release the emergency brakes so we can put the new pads. Now I can handle my rear brakes in my Palisade when the time comes.
This was the best brake change video ever for the Hyundai Palisade. Little tips really helped. I completed the project with no issues and no warning lights when I was done.
Dear brake man, you may be the right person I can ask. I can't find it on the internet. "My new brake pads + new discs squeak when braking softly" Can this be easily remedied, or should I use softer brake pads (less metal)? Thank you in advance for your technical advice
Unfortunately some makes and models especially heavier vehicles are just prone to squeaking using brake grease on the back of the pads may help also make sure to use high quality ceramic pads
How on earth did you just pull the caliper off after removing the two bolts. I pulled the two bolts and the caliper does not move at all. I assume the electronic parking brake is still engaged and preventing me from pulling it off?
Thanks Dan, for leaving the camera on during the entire job. This makes sure nothing is left out.
Glad it helped!
Dan, Thank you for sharing your expertise. It was so nice of you to give a list of tools needed to replace the brakes. Also and showing us how to release the emergency brakes so we can put the new pads. Now I can handle my rear brakes in my Palisade when the time comes.
Glad it was helpful!
This was the best brake change video ever for the Hyundai Palisade. Little tips really helped. I completed the project with no issues and no warning lights when I was done.
Glad it helped
Great job
Thanks
Same way I do on the wife Audi Q5 with the parking brake.
Dear brake man, you may be the right person I can ask. I can't find it on the internet. "My new brake pads + new discs squeak when braking softly" Can this be easily remedied, or should I use softer brake pads (less metal)? Thank you in advance for your technical advice
Unfortunately some makes and models especially heavier vehicles are just prone to squeaking using brake grease on the back of the pads may help also make sure to use high quality ceramic pads
How on earth did you just pull the caliper off after removing the two bolts. I pulled the two bolts and the caliper does not move at all. I assume the electronic parking brake is still engaged and preventing me from pulling it off?
Yes the epb is likely still engaged the caliper should pull right off with the two bolts removed