Changing Rotor and Brakes What Tools are Needed
Changing Rotor and Brakes What Tools are Needed
Hey Guys,
This weekend I am going to jump a big hurdle. I would like to change the Brakes & Rotor on my 95 Maxima. The Question that I have is what are the tools I should buy..
Please recommend and store and the part Name.
Thanx
Spifdogg
This weekend I am going to jump a big hurdle. I would like to change the Brakes & Rotor on my 95 Maxima. The Question that I have is what are the tools I should buy..
Please recommend and store and the part Name.
Thanx
Spifdogg
Originally Posted by MrEous
I was wondering if you can be a bit more specific I have been to that site before and I see the pictures of the tools but I have no idea what are their names.
--Spifdogg
1. tool to take wheels off.
2. Jack
3. socket set that has metric sockets(I think you will need 12mm and 14mm)
4. might need a rubber mallet, but maybe not. This is just to get the rotor off once you have it unscrewed from everything.
5. C-Clamp for compressing the front calipers
6. Caliper compressing tool for the rear calipers
7. syringe or straw or something to get the excess brake fluid out of the resevior so that it does not overflow when you compress the calipers.
I think that should be about it.
Anyone see something that I left out?
2. Jack
3. socket set that has metric sockets(I think you will need 12mm and 14mm)
4. might need a rubber mallet, but maybe not. This is just to get the rotor off once you have it unscrewed from everything.
5. C-Clamp for compressing the front calipers
6. Caliper compressing tool for the rear calipers
7. syringe or straw or something to get the excess brake fluid out of the resevior so that it does not overflow when you compress the calipers.
I think that should be about it.
Anyone see something that I left out?
Originally Posted by blk_g20
for the rear calipers i just used a pair needle nose plier to twist it back in.
brake tool
People have told me they borrowed the exact kit for free from auto parts stores, as long as they left a deposit.
The cube-like tool that everyone posts a picture of is made by Lisle. they also make a kit like the one I have, but it's almost $60.
I'm sure the pliers work, because quite a few people have used them. But I like this kit, and think it's well worth the $36.
Originally Posted by Brudaddy
1. tool to take wheels off.
2. Jack
3. socket set that has metric sockets(I think you will need 12mm and 14mm)
4. might need a rubber mallet, but maybe not. This is just to get the rotor off once you have it unscrewed from everything.
5. C-Clamp for compressing the front calipers
6. Caliper compressing tool for the rear calipers
7. syringe or straw or something to get the excess brake fluid out of the resevior so that it does not overflow when you compress the calipers.
I think that should be about it.
Anyone see something that I left out?
2. Jack
3. socket set that has metric sockets(I think you will need 12mm and 14mm)
4. might need a rubber mallet, but maybe not. This is just to get the rotor off once you have it unscrewed from everything.
5. C-Clamp for compressing the front calipers
6. Caliper compressing tool for the rear calipers
7. syringe or straw or something to get the excess brake fluid out of the resevior so that it does not overflow when you compress the calipers.
I think that should be about it.
Anyone see something that I left out?
So anyway... anyone know the size for these bolts on the stock rotors?
Do you guys think of the following Brake Set? I need to change the Rotor & Brake pads on my car..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ayphotohosting
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ayphotohosting
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