Скачать или смотреть Save hundreds of dollars by doing your own brake rotors and pads! 2012 hyundai sonata.

This video (0:00) provides a step-by-step guide on how to save significant money by doing your own brake pad and rotor replacement at home, rather than paying a shop $400 to $900 per axle. The creator demonstrates the process on a 2012 Hyundai Sonata, highlighting the tools required and necessary safety precautions.Key Steps for Replacement:
Safety & Preparation: (0:57) Park on a flat surface, set the parking brake, use jack stands, and wear eye protection.
Disassembly: (1:13) Remove the wheel, caliper slide bolts, and the caliper itself. Remove the old brake pads and the caliper bracket.
Rotor Removal: (3:40) Remove the small tapered screws holding the rotor. If stuck, use a star head bit and hammer to remove them, then tap the rotor to pull it off the hub.
Installation: (4:32) Install the new rotor, caliper bracket, and new pads. Apply brake grease to metal-on-metal contact areas (6:02).
Finishing Up: (6:44) Compress the caliper piston, reinstall the caliper, and torque the slide bolts to spec (26 lb). Finally, reinstall the wheel and torque the lug nuts (9:04).