@@AccentBwoy it’s an Ingersoll Rand probably 3/8 I don’t know what model. You don’t need to get that if you’re not a mechanic. Get a kobalt or just use a breaker bar and a ratchet
@@greatwhitenorth3717 Bull shit: if its new pads and rotors, 99% rotors not calibrated well. Use Toyota Siena maintenance book and take a look runout numbers. These guys are commercial idiots... :(:(:(
can I reuse a retainer spring? I have sienna 2011 awd le and I purchased brake pad and rotor which the retainer springs does not come with it. it comes with shimes and clips.. but retaining spring.
Excellent video. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
What was the torque settings for calipers brackets?
Very good easy
I'm pretty sure the wear clips are transferable to the new pads, and don't forget to wire brush the hub!
What's the name of the Gun he is using to take the screws out?
@@AccentBwoy it’s an Ingersoll Rand probably 3/8 I don’t know what model. You don’t need to get that if you’re not a mechanic. Get a kobalt or just use a breaker bar and a ratchet
Hi i have a 2016 Toyota Sienna. When i press the brakes on 80 speed its start vibrating thanks
Your rotors are warped. Replace pads and rotors.
@@greatwhitenorth3717 what u mean wrap?
@@greatwhitenorth3717 Bull shit: if its new pads and rotors, 99% rotors not calibrated well. Use Toyota Siena maintenance book and take a look runout numbers. These guys are commercial idiots... :(:(:(
can I reuse a retainer spring? I have sienna 2011 awd le and I purchased brake pad and rotor which the retainer springs does not come with it. it comes with shimes and clips.. but retaining spring.
Yes, you can
What's the name of the Gun he is using to take the screws out?
snap-on
Thanks for the video, great
Great video
Great and concise video.
What kind of grease do you use?
The rotors seem to be welded in place on a 2015 sienna. There is nothing I can do to budge them.
what were all the socket and wrench sizes
14 and 17 mm
Thank you sir.
What torque use for Calliper?
Good but i wish was slower pace
You can slow down or speed up the video in "settings."
You probably shouldn't be working on your brakes then.
Thanks mr wiseguy
Excellent video. Thank you for taking the time to make it.