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Within the first 30 seconds I connected deeply with this dude I feel you brother my wife is the same lol

Much more information than other 2013 Altima brake videos thank you

Excellent job Jonathan! A set of those thin wrenches really come in handy for jobs like this.

great clear, steady, & informative video. thank you brah!

Ayyyy! I gotta do my wife’s Altima brakes this weekend. Thanks for this!

Great explanation of the brake pad clips and how to put them on. 👍🏽👍🏽 Thank you

Thanks. I needed a good brake change out video. Nice work!

I like your videos, very detailed. Just when I have a question, you answer it with further detail. Yes, more brake videos!

Thanks for the video this is my job this weekend

I’m a master mechanic and I watch your videos keep doing break videos and all videos and if you do the videos the way you do them don’t listen to what everybody else says you’re doing a great job if you’re going to do a job do it right and the camera was good your voice was clear you explain things good job

Amazing video, love it. Thank you so much.

I like the fact that you included torque values in your video

Thanks for the great video! You even included the torque wrench specs!

Great video!!!!! I found your video after I installed front pads on her 2015 Altima, and yeah, I used a small hammer to get the pads in. Thank you so much. I went back out and got them installed correctly without the hammer 😳

Your awesome Bro thank you very much for making the video. You do great work both mechanically and making the videos

Well well. Overall a great video. Loved your tips including where you showed/highlighted that top pin. Where you lost me however was when you slammed my man,lol. Calling him vague. He is one of the most OCD on auto diy/ You Tube,lol. He as a matter of fact has helped me save close to 10k in quality repairs. But really enjoyed your video albeit 4 yrs. later. Keep up the great work and thank you. Congrats on the 3rd addition to your family. God bless you, Jonathon.✌️

Thanks for the video!!!

AWESOME video! Finally someone posted the required torque specifications. Thank you

This is one of the best videos I have seen. My only question is where is the brake line thing. I heard you dont want to completely take it off though. Again. Very informational

Good job thanks I can’t stress the important step of getting a painted rotor if you don’t it won’t look good for long

Nice video. Good explanation👍🏽

Very cool

Thanks man going to try tomorrow

Good video.

Excellent video!!! The thing that saved me was getting specific about placing the spring clip on each pad in the correct position, otherwise I would still be trying to get the pads fully seated two days later. Thank you!

Thank you , that was helpful ❤

Gracias 🙏🏻 me alludas tes mucho con tus explicasiones. 🥳 Estaba. Mmm nose como ponerlas. Pero te encontre y guaooo lo hice. Como tu 🤝

This video and the rear brake one save me money thanks brother

Thanks! This helped

great video 👌🏻

Thanks Man going to help me out alot.. I love my 2013 Altima very good reliable car almost 300k miles. Going to subscribe also

Nice

Great Video def subbin

Cool vid. Gonna bomb this out on a 2015 altima this sunday May 3, 2020. 2bcontinued....

thank U well done

Unless you are working with stretch bolts which would only be in a head gasket application, typically, you just need a general idea of what torque you need for any particular fastener. 98 ft pounds I round to 100, scary i know. Wheels call for 100 ft pounds I will put 110 on them just to make sure; pure rebel. I want the spec, but I will round up slightly and never down. You get a feel for proper tightness over time.

I was able to change the brakes on my 2013 Nissan Altima. Now I would like to adjust the park brakes. Can you do a video on that?

'That's an impressive torque wrench.

Thank you for the video but I have one important question. I actually have a 2002 altima 3.5 SE with ABS brakes. On another video I saw that the mechanic opened the bleeder screw before pushing the caliper piston back (She said all brakes with ABS has to be bled). Here though, it seems like you said to open the brake fluid reservoir cap before pushing back the caliper and closing it after it's been pushed back. Am I understanding this correctly? So I don't have to open the bleeder screw? Thank you for this awesome helpful video!

This is the only video of someone who uses a brake caliper tool instead of a c clamp never understood why so many ppl use a c clamp when this tool is right for the job instead trying to man handle a big ass c clamp

After getting a $900+ estimate to replace my brake pads and rotors, I decided to buy all the tools required to do it myself. Spent around $450 for everything (pads, rotors, impact driver, torque wrench, sockets, etc). I’ll be replacing them this weekend. Wish me luck everyone 😅

Any chance you could show me a photo of the car where you put the floor jack to jack the car up? Thanks!

I like the electronic torque indicator. What is the name for this type of items? I also like the idea using impact guns than break bars. Any suggestions on how to choose one for car jobs? Thank you.

I tried painting the calliper bracket under the ss hardware - total fail , the paint corrodes and jacks up the pad ears . There's your tip of the day so don't judge me eh :)

Nice video, I'm about to do it on my Altima. What is impact driver you are using?

Nice. Best video I've seen so far on RU-vid. I own a Nissan Altima 2013 and I feel confident replacing brake pads and rotors myself. One question. Is the Torque 98 and 20 for the caliper and bracket cover for 2013 Altima as well?

I never understood why some vehicles, like this Nissan and Toyota, have a plastic tip on one slide pin only (seen at 8:30). Why is it there? Is it some kind of damping thing, to prevent vibration and noise?

Excelente vídeo, where could I buy a torque with the meter? Any auto parts?

thanks for the video i did my rotors and pads full change and torqued to spec but i did not use any loctite am i okay? is that fine

I think your videos are better than chris fix!

And this is why my boyfriend is in the dump house he took too long to take them to be get changed . and he volunteered! So I changed them myself. 🤷🏽‍♀️ Like it took no time

whats the polishing drill bit called? and what material is it?

i could be wrong but you only need to remove the bottom caliper bolt to change the pads. remove the bottom bolt and the caliper will “swing” up and rest on itself.

Are the rotor got the screw to hold the rotor?

Just did my front brakes on my 2016 Altima as I was watching your video. Everything went great but now after a couple of hours I'm getting a grinding noise on the passenger side. Any help would be appreciated. Great video by the way

Great video. Was the rubber on tip of caliper pin on the bottom or the top bolt?

Ah I have been looking for he brake caliper tq specs. I have to work on a 2017 Altima tomorrow. So the front are basically 100ft lbs. Any idea about the rear?

Where did you placed your floor jack to lift the car? I feel like I lift the car up at the wrong place

How often are you suppose to change your brake pads? I just got mines replaced in 2019

What kind of impact wrench are you using? I can't get 22mm bolts off.

Great video sir! Quick question, on my 2013 Nissan Altima sv, a new brake and rotors was installed a month ago, but I’m still hearing loud whistle noise when I’m slowing down.

What parts do I purchase, what tools do I need? Need more info. Great video

hey bro i have a 2014 Nissan note and the auto stop/start is not working anymore, do you know what could be the cause of that ? really really appreciate a reply thank you

I just replaced all 4 rotors and pads on 2015. I had the hardest time getting the pin on the pads under the pin on the caliper. I don't feel it should have nearly as difficult as it was. Any ideas why?

I heard we need to bleed the braking line. Can u shed some light on this as I have the same model and planning to change the pads soon

Where is the correct place to put the jack underneath so you don't damage the frame? I see you putting it on something that I'm not familiar with. What does the manual say?

rather good video but he did forget to mention the breakin and seating process that needs to be performed on the new pads BEFORE they are used for normal driving and dont forget to replace that cap BEFORE you pump those brakes

Chris ficks makes good videos but I agree with the vagueness. Cars are not universal

Like

Quick question does that caliper lube swell the rubber boot?

All this videos are missing the very important part of adjusting the air brake fluid before putting the tire back up

Why do some people drain the brake fluid?

Great video but those pads had a lot of life left

I noticed you didn't put any lubrication on the face of the caliper piston, caliper ears or the shims that are mounted to the brake pads. Is this your normal practice? Shouldn't all metal to metal contact be lubricated to help alleviate brake noise? After all, it is your girl friends car and surely you don't want any complaints of that nature.

lmfao I dont know how many times I have watched this and still laugh at your little jokes. #doghouse

Was that the knock-off Loctite? Have you re-checked the bolts already? LOL

I have a 2014 Altima 2.5 need new front brakes I'm definitely looking at this vid as I do them wish I can come to you I don't have any torque stuff just going to tighten the s*** out of it with my hand well the ratchet set that I have

Speaking of your wife...A quick funny and disheartning story. My girlfriend asked me to change her brakes. I did so. And 2 days later she ran into a pot hole to which i added the spare onto at her request. So 1 day later she took it in to get four new tires anyway and the dude tried to bs her by telling her that she needed new pads all the way around. Now mind you i had colored coded the pads with High-temp paint in case this happened and told her the color. So she asked the guy to show her the brake pad. He used a one they apparently had laying around....She told him: For one: My boyfriend just changed the pads and two: those are NOT the pads that are supposed to be on the car. She complained to the manager and vowed to never go back to that national chain. And yes she did check before going to make sure that color codes were still on the pads.I told her to bring her car back and I will buy her the four new tires somewhere else to ease her mind.

My mans shooting shots at chrisfix ???😂

Remember dog house guys 🏠.

Been there not cool 😳

I have a feeling you copied ChrisFix 🤔

😂😂😂

To sorry