In this video we replace the front pads and rotors on a 2013 Non-Hemi Dodge Ram 1500 4x4. It is pretty routine just as we have shown in many other videos. -Enjoy!
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You’re roads are like our roads here in PA……
Nice job bud.thanks.
How much of your suspension work charges do you kick back to the municipality to keep the roads bumpy like that… I kid, I kid, as I cry PA road tears…
Some of the Brake Pad Break in procedures are insane slam on brakes at 45mph 5 times then Light brake pressure at 15mph 8 times then Medium slam on brake 10 times at 50 like Come on With these company's that make brake pads they all have a different procedure I tend to do the sane as you Eric O they don't need to be 300 degrees to Brandish the pads they just need to be used to Mary the pads to the rotors good video Eric O @SouthMainAutoRepairLLC
Those Bakelite pistons are junk. Alway replace with stainless…
I would power wash the area before getting covered with that grime
Best video with the audio off.
Have you ever wrecked a vehicle while test driving?
What's going on with your roads? I thought you were the greatest country on earth? And this is the result? I have never seen a road in the western world as bad as that.
Which autel do you uses ms908sp or mk908p or What's going to work best for Key programming ecu programming in general Or if you could think of a better starting platform That has the capabilities and functions To get beyond your normal scan tools
Great video. The placing the top pin and hinging it down is a great tip. Thanks.
What I would like to know is every time I buy new pads I have never gotten any hardware. I think you mean those squealers and end clips. Maybe you have to tell them you want them and pay extra. Only been replacing pads since 1970 and they have never given me hardware. Shucks I never knew you could ask for it.
Been following for a couple years now, good job sir.
I thought only us southerners panic when snow falls.
For brakes on a Dodge RAM, is there a difference between hemi and non-hemi?
It's a Semi Hemi.
Sheesh. And I thought Hawaii roads were bad.
I go to autozone for all my parts. I always buy duralast. Never has failed me.
I use thin film of regular grease…sometimes brake grease between the hub and the rotor and the rotor and the wheel. I started doing this after a very bad experience with a mazda brake rotor that would not come free from the hub on one of my parents vehicles. I also include at least one panic stop in the test drive. Make sure it is tracking straight.
Had a couple cans of that and someone mentioned that issue and when I was cleaning up putting my toys away both cans were missing and I had non left the person who brought it to my attention pilfered both cans his father brought them back and said the kid didnt think I was paying enough attention to what he was telling me I said that's fine dont bring him back round here then
Yeah I'll make sure I dont go to that guys shop I like to stop with out clunking and banging
Fish
Yeah chip flake or crack remember the good old days when ford had calipers that had 4 stainless steel pistons 2 and a half inches to 3 inches diameter and rebuilds took 20 minutes each
Yeah let's play that game
What's that smell? 🐐💨
jarvis
I’m really spoiled three brake kleen intros in one video and they still never get old
Hey Eric, love your channel. I know guys who spray white lithium grease on the hub before putting on the rotor. What is your opinion on that? Thanks.
Hey Eric, love your channel. I know guys who spray white lithium grease on the hub before putting on the rotor. What is your opinion on that? Thanks.
Hey Eric, love your channel. I know guys who spray white lithium grease on the hub before putting on the rotor. What is your opinion on that? Thanks.
All I can say is your area is very harsh on a vehicles undercarriage.
Shop Husky seen helping.
WD40 stuff stays for "up to a year"….who changes their discs (UK) every year?
How you like Dodge truck Eric 😂
Out of the dozen of videos I have watched no one has yet to show how do you compress the calipers without pushing fluid through the reservoir
Excellent vid
"Nothing but the dead of time back in my little town" Just kidding. Wish i was a Ace mechanic and could live in a small town 🙂
And the pistons will break. Luckily I found out on my own Jeep xj
Don't you love them covered lug nuts
Hello im having trouble replacing E bRAKE shoes on my 2010 Ram 1500 4+4 theres got to be an easyr way, any info would be appreciated love this channel
so I have a question.. how many UGA.. DUGA' s does it take to equal one UFFDA. just curious 🙂
Bendix Westinghouse brake school do not recommend and actually they do not recycle brake fluid that is old in other words open your brake bleeder then collapse the piston for your disc brakes as old brake fluid has been heated and cooled many times and collects moisture when you push it back it can cause problems in your master cylinder!!!
"relatively clean" LMAO
Eric, I know this is an old video and you probably won't read my comment, but…I can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge, experience, and technique with us. You've saved me so much money and given me an invaluable education in how to take care of my own vehicle within the bounds of my capability. You saved me hundreds of dollars on a brake job on my Hemi Ram, and I know it's done right with far more attention than any parts swapper is going to do at the local swap shop. I've done my own brakes for years, but I had no idea the proper lubrication points and the fine detail stuff. Makes all the difference in the world. Seriously man, can't thank you enough.
Where do you get that sanding tool that fit over the wheel stud?
I use ugga duggas lol
As always Eric, thank you for another great instructional video and a bit of entertainment..
I enjoy brakes, shocks, ball joints, tie-rods, universal joints, CV axles, and just about anything suspension associated…I guess I enjoy just about everything!
Thanks again and say hello to everyone on your end!
so why was there no brake hardware (springs) on those pads? previous person who did the brake job didn't put on ?
The girl does verry good with the comments,you trained her good
let the girl do more videos.
Eric, I’ve gone through 4 sets of premium rotors and pads by autozone on my odyssey in 2 years. Every replacement is due to shimmy or steering shake during braking. Any tips? I am really frustrated and have even replaced calipers with same results. Appreciate any insight