Front Brakes & Rotor Replacement 2006-2012 Hyundai Santa Fe
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Learn how to replace front brakes & rotors on 2006-2012 Hyundai Santa Fe. The vehicle we are working on is a 2008 Santa Fe.
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Man, thank YOU! Shops wanted $500-800 to just get started. I replaced rotors and pads and the vehicle is safely operating again for $250 (parts/tools)!!! You are a Godsend. Thanks again. (P.S. that impact driver is great!)
Glad it helped
Thank you Sir. I learned many new trick just watching these video, even though I have replaced pads and rotors on many of my cars and trucks over the years.
Awesome video, thanks for the step by step. Those of us who are arm chair mechanics really like to see the small stuff and tips you have (such as not having a book for torque specs, greasing the metal spots or replacing with new hardware). . Would love to see a video of changing ball joints on a Hyundai.
Finally a detailed tutorial
Great video and well done with step by step. However I use "Never Seize" on Hyundai bolts because they are notorious for rusting up.
Thanks for your guidance and details in this video. You da man Jim!!!
Thanks for the great video Jim! Gave me some tips I didn't know about while doing my own personal car brakes over the years!
Thanks for the video. I changed my brakes and rotors but now I notice that my ABS and SKID lights are on permanently on the dashboard. Is it possible I did something wrong? They definitely were not on before I change the brakes.
those screws in the brake rotors are not necessary. They are only put there by the manufacturer to ease the process during assembly of the vehicle. It is perfectly safe to leave them out. The wheel and Lugnuts are plenty strong enough to keep the rotor in place.
Great video👍
Thank you sir!
Thanks for the video
Do I need jack stands or could I accomplish this with ramps?
No you will need a jack and stands.
@@jimthecarguy thanks