Front Brake pads replacement KIA Niro EV 2019

disclaimer:
This video is a guide only!
You Probably Shouldn't Try To Repair Your Own Vehicle Yourself.
Modern cars are much more complicated than cars of the past, and DIY repairs can easily make problems worse and disable your car.
Unless you are well-versed in your car's specific model and have researched it extensively, it's best to leave repairs to the experts.
Simple repairs like changing brake pads or bulbs can be DIY, but anything involving computer systems or electronic components should be left to professionals.

[@tribunation]

Just what I needed to see. Simple. I have just under 117k miles on my 2018 Niro's brakes. These factory brakes have been amazing. I smoked these brakes a 2 years ago on a windy back hill road. No warping of rotors, nothing. But now it's time to change the pads. Haha. Thank you.

[@harriettanthony7352]

Good over view of the brake system. I seek to know more of my 'new to me' 2019 Niro BEV. Thanks

[@yiftachharris3090]

you forgot to open the breaking fluid reservoir cap before pressing in the caliper piston

[@richardhaywoodh]

Nice job. Have you changed the 'Gear Reduction oil' apparently it is a good idea to change this before 30,000 miles and look for metallic particles in the oil AND to fit a Magnetic sump plug. Oil 1.1 litres SAE70W, , Plug M18 x 1.5 would make another great video

[@HH-bi7yk]

Is it sasing for 2022 Kia ev?

[@BenoitAngers-Ste-Marie]

Wow ! Should have look at that BEFORE lol.
Didn't unplugged the battery... Now, I have a problem with the Regenerative Breaking System =(

[@prompen83]

Me too, have you solved it?

[@BenoitAngers-Ste-Marie]

​@prompen83 yes !! Needed to plug the scanner OBD2 and Reset the Warning ​@@prompen83