DIY E90 BMW 328i Front Brake Pads replacement 

this guy has helped me fix my entire car in just a couple weeks

Thanks very well explained, can’t get any better than that!👍🏼👍🏼

Nice, clear, very comprehensive. Thank you! I would also clean the sliding pins/bolts and lightly lube brake pad ears and corresponding sliding channels. Apparently the pins/bolts don't need lube...

Thanks for the video; kept me from removing the fat hex bolts instead of the hidden allen heads. :-)

Thank you sir! Looks pretty simple.

You are AWESOME! Thank very very much .

my red "BRAKE" fault light won't go away .. 1) checked brake fluid 2) replaced all 8 pads and 2 pad sensors (front and back) 3) attempted reset on the cluster ... no luck!

Good stuff. Keep safe .

Did you not replace the rotors along with the pads? Interesting that you used not lubricant on the carrier, bolts and back of the pads.

hi bro...2 years back i replaced my fronts brake pads and it show about 80k km left or more km left(my rear brake pads about 30k left) but today i've got the warning message on idrive that my fronts brake pads need to be replace and only left 1k km...my question is why my fronts brake pads drop off to much because im not often to drive the car(about 5k km drove a year) ..my second question is do a brake pads has due date@ interval services like oil@fluids change or which is come first? i thinks no make sense my mileage km left drop to much from 80k km to 1k km( my rear brake pads drop from 30k km to 24k km in this period)🤔

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for brake fluid change, do u recommend to use ISTA/INPA brake bleeding procedure on each caliper?

Thx

Hi, it is oblige to reset after changing pads on BMW?

Deep breath………..didn’t clean or apply grease to caliper bolts, no grease on back of pads so they’ll now make noise, no cleaning of anything at all i.e where the pads sit in the cradle, touching the pad surface, putting new pads on old rotors, cheaping out on pads, pushing the piston back and old fluid up without opening the bleeder and so on

Do you always replace the sensor