Скачать или смотреть How to Change 2014-2020 Dodge Durango RT Front Brakes | HD vs Regular Brake Rotors

In this video we walk through the OEM steps to replace the front brake rotors and pads on a 2015 Dodge Durango RT. In addition, we show how to tell if you have the regular or Heavy Duty (HD) brakes to ensure you're buying the right brake rotors and pads.

Although some repair places will quote you $800 or more for this job, the part they don't tell you is they most likely are using generic aftermarket rotors and pads. By doing this job yourself, not only do you save money, but you can install premium OE or very similar to ensure you have great brakes that will last many years. When the OE parts are way overpriced or not available, I have come to rely on these Bosch Quitecast rotors (fully coated will not rust!) and pads as they are a great OE alternative that will not rust like the generic aftermarket rotors. This process is the same for various other Dodge and Jeep vehicles including the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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BOSCH BC1455 QuietCast Premium Ceramic Disc Brake Pad Set:
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Permatex 80078 Anti-Seize Lubricant w/ Brush Top Bottle Prevents Corrosion:
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Lisle 48020 Brake Caliper Hanger Set:
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BESSEY CM80 Drop Forged, C-Clamp, 8 In:
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Permatex 24125 Ceramic Extreme Brake Parts Lubricant, 8 oz:
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CRC BRAKLEEN Brake Parts Cleaner:
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4-Pack Multi Purpose Beechwood Handle Medium & Small, Brass & Stainless Steel Metal Brushes for Rust & Paint Removal:
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Remove Brake Reservoir Cap
00:24 - Jack up & Remove Tires
01:05 - Remove Caliper
01:51 - Remove Brake Caliper Tension Clip
02:22 - Remove Brake Caliper Bracket
02:41 - Remove Brake Rotor Ring
02:52 - Remove Stuck Brake Rotor
03:11 - Remove Rust/Corrosion on Wheel Hub
03:55 - Apply Permatex Anti-Seize
04:25 - Heavy Duty (HD) vs Standard Brakes
05:18 - Install Brake Rotor
05:38 - Prep Brake Caliper Bracket
06:38 - Apply Brake Lube
07:58 - Install Brake Caliper Bracket (Torque: 144 ft lbs)
08:56 - Compress Brake Caliper Pistons
09:58 - Install Brake Caliper & Pads
11:10 - Install Brake Caliper Bolts (Torque: 41 ft lbs)
11:57 - Install Brake Caliper Bolt Cap
12:02 - Install Brake Rotor Ring & Tension Clip
12:37 - Wrap Up

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