Nissan Altima Front Brake Pads Replacement 2014-2017 - 3 Minute DIY Video

How to replace the front disc brake pads on a 2014-2017 (5th Generation) Nissan Altima. This video shows work on a 2015 Nissan Altima, yours will be very similar.

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Tools:
14mm Socket
Torque wrench
21mm lug wrench
Flat Head Screw Driver (optional)
Vehicle jack with stands & wheel blocks

Parts:
Bosch BC1650 Brake Pads & Brackets or equivalent

Links to the products used in this video::
Bosch BC1650 Brake Pads & Brackets:

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[davidsaldate]

Thank you for your video. I just installed my brake pads, and they are working great. Just a little note. As many of us, I watched different videos on doing the work, and even when the videos ALWAYS SHOW how the bottom pad tab is positioned to push in the pin while inserting it, no video has any warning, highlighting the importance to do ti in that manner. I ended up doing the work twice when I figured that some of mine ended up with the pin on top of the pad.

[joshbetancourt]

This is a gem of a DIY video. Straight to the point. No nonsense, like that camera work.

[stevegill]

This is one of the most informative YouTube videos I have ever watched for both the rear wheel and front brake pads! Short, concise and detailed! Thank you!

[hglrku]

Thank you for this video. I just replaced my brake pads on my 2013 Altima today watching your video. It helped a lot. Especially the "sensor" part of the brake pads.

[gregflores]

An excellent how to video!!! Just the right amount of dialogue I might add, outstanding!

[NewEraNoah]

Thank you! Now I’m a pro at changing these, saving myself hella money

[uhFluxy]

Nice video man, always love it when someone goes straight to the point .

[ASosa]

Great video, short and simple and to the point. The only thing I would say that is missing and crucial is differentiating the top and bottom slide bolts/pins.

[derion]

Just found your video and changed my brake pads All By Myself and was amazed how easy it was to follow your steps and complete the work in about 45 min....kéep in mind this was my first time taking on this challenge. Thanks for your informative video. Will be changing my rear brakes next.

[PrettyMuchCarnage]

I didn’t go for it. But auto shops been quoting me just for brake pad changes. Front and rear axles. Not rotors. Just pads. $550-$650. The lowest was $360. Lmao. I just changed my brakes myself after watching this. And I was able to buy the premium pads because I didn’t have to pay for labor. Thanks for the video. A lot more simple than I thought. Fuck automo shops. YouTube is king!

[MrPeazy]

Great video. Short and right to the point!

[TheCLxCLAN]

These videos are perfect just straight to the point

[jharper]

Simple and straightforward, Thank You.

[onlykingcalo]

Detailed and straight to the point... Very good sir

[swaggerjacker]

Great video. My fiancé has a 2015 Altima and I will be changing out her pads this week. I was flushing her brake fluid but the 1/4” hose that I used on my Honda Accord sport and her back brakes is too big for the front bleeder screws. I’m going to have to try and see if I can find a smaller hose, not sure of the size though

[WingmanLiveGaming]

Just had to replace the pads on all 4 on wheels. This just saved me $300. Thank you so so much!!!

[jerseyinthephilippines]

Yes quick n easy. Thank you very much for the video.

[iWhtl]

Your video is amazing! Excellent view and description...ty!

[ssmith]

Thank you for your help. Some how I stripped out the top bolt on the caliper. Now I have to replace the caliper. I think I’ll clean the bolts off and use the lube like you did for the back breaks from now on. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[seamurda]

Wow, What an awesome guide! I subbed and like. Ty!