kia sportage front brake pads installation

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[VInterPaul]

Seems straightforward. I'll get a clamp and give it a go, thank you for taking the time to film this.

[michaelfirman]

This was great. Just did my front brakes after watching this in less then 30 minutes. This video was spot on 100%. Thank you.

[chickensnickers]

Great simple video- very useful for those who dont have time/place to do a 500-step meticulous garage operation

[bluuper]

Thank you very much! It was very easy to do after watching this video! Took 5 minutes each side much appreciated!

[chilui]

The cheapest pads are $50 dollars. The most expensive one is $100 dollars. The shop will charge me over $500 dollars to put on a pair of front brake pads for my 9 years old Sportage. Now I am considering doing it myself. Thanks for the video.

[Sportage]

Thanks mate. Only thing ive heard good idea to remove brake fluid cap when winding back in and also take a wire brush before fitting shims

[leonardozavala]

Brother you have one more subscriber thanks for sharing your knowledge it help me a lot God bless you

[rickyvanwinkle]

Great video . Informative and Right to the point

[farhadtorkaman]

Thank, s a lot, but, let me know, we didn't need open oil Gap, for return piston??!!

[evelewis]

Nice job! I wish I had you here in New Hampshire. Mechanics over charging $1200 for Rotors and brake pads. $266 per hour thieves taking advantage of terminal ill given a year to live. Horrible . I researched the cost of parts calculating labor time to do the job. I had new rotors and pads put on a year ago. I could understand new brake pads but not charging me for new rotors and how am I to know they are putting new rotors on my Kia Sportage. I appreciate sharing your video concludes I’ve been quoted too high of a price.

[jamiecooksey]

Be prepared for the unexpected!!

Wheels frozen to the hubs/rotors (can also be a nasty surprise if you have a flat tyre). Over torqued wheel bolts. Rotor retaining screw heads stuck/mashed up by previous mechanics. Stuck rotors onto the wheel hubs. Over torqued caliper and pad bolts 🔩. Overspill of brake fluid when you squeeze open the calipers. Snapped disc pad springs. Every single one of these issues I encountered! Make sure you have the appropriate tools and brake accessories to get through the pain should you encounter these problems.

[shaenaet]

the knee a kill mi 😂 but thanks for the vid

[Laf-ck]

THIS IS HOW NOT TO INSTALL PADS.
NO GREASE ON SHIMS TO PREVENT SQUEAL AND NO CLEANING/PREP ON BRAKE PAD CARRIER BEFORE INSTALLING NEW SHIMS.
DO NOT FOLLOW THIS GUYS STEPS!!!

[vikinglaw]

Nothing was cleaned nothing was bled ❌❌