Honda Ridgeline - Rear Brakes
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Date: 2020-08-05
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Comments and reviews: 9
Jack
On one of the Hondo jobs I watched today, you made the comment that if you moved south, all you would need is an adjustable wrench. I'm sure that was said tongue in cheek. However you can run but you can't hide. seems like many from the northeast move south, and their vehicles follow. You still have to put with that salt cancer until the customer trades the car or it falls down. Just sayin.
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On one of the Hondo jobs I watched today, you made the comment that if you moved south, all you would need is an adjustable wrench. I'm sure that was said tongue in cheek. However you can run but you can't hide. seems like many from the northeast move south, and their vehicles follow. You still have to put with that salt cancer until the customer trades the car or it falls down. Just sayin.
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Andrew
Dont start without a M8 x 1. 25 bolt! This is a critical tip. Without it, I would have been dead in the water on the second side of my break job. The rotor would NOT come off. Using the bolt to press off the rotor is impossible without the less-than-a-buck bolt from the hardware store or Home Depot. Id go to large store (E. g, Home Depot) with a decent selection on METRIC Bolts
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Dont start without a M8 x 1. 25 bolt! This is a critical tip. Without it, I would have been dead in the water on the second side of my break job. The rotor would NOT come off. Using the bolt to press off the rotor is impossible without the less-than-a-buck bolt from the hardware store or Home Depot. Id go to large store (E. g, Home Depot) with a decent selection on METRIC Bolts
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Eric
Eric I have to ask, are the brake pads you installed the Platinum Pro pads from Advanced Auto? If so don't you find that they leave an significant amount of brake dust? I installed these pads along with the Advanced Auto Premium rotors on a 2015 Ford Edge and 2010 Acura MDX and on both vehicles these pads leave make a ton of brake dust. Thanks, Eric
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Eric I have to ask, are the brake pads you installed the Platinum Pro pads from Advanced Auto? If so don't you find that they leave an significant amount of brake dust? I installed these pads along with the Advanced Auto Premium rotors on a 2015 Ford Edge and 2010 Acura MDX and on both vehicles these pads leave make a ton of brake dust. Thanks, Eric
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Brian
Appreciated and enjoyed the video on Honda Ridgeline rear brake rotor and pads. I can appreciate the particular attention you paid to the calcium and the problems it presents in maintaining a vehicle up north. You are more than welcome to bring your crescent wrench with you when you retire and move down south with the rest of us. Thanks.
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Appreciated and enjoyed the video on Honda Ridgeline rear brake rotor and pads. I can appreciate the particular attention you paid to the calcium and the problems it presents in maintaining a vehicle up north. You are more than welcome to bring your crescent wrench with you when you retire and move down south with the rest of us. Thanks.
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Grobbelski
Hey, thanks for the video! I will be tackling this project soon. If I am just a DIYer without air tools, what do you recommend to use to clean the wheel studs and hub face? Also, any recs on which pads and rotors to buy? Thanks again.
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Hey, thanks for the video! I will be tackling this project soon. If I am just a DIYer without air tools, what do you recommend to use to clean the wheel studs and hub face? Also, any recs on which pads and rotors to buy? Thanks again.
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Arthur
I like seeing a mechanic that does a quality job. No short cuts to save time. I would use you in a heartbeat if you were a mechanic near me. Im sure everyone watching loves your videos. Always a job well done Best of Luck.
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I like seeing a mechanic that does a quality job. No short cuts to save time. I would use you in a heartbeat if you were a mechanic near me. Im sure everyone watching loves your videos. Always a job well done Best of Luck.
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Latarian
This afternoon I redid my rear brakes and took extra time to clean the rust off the brackets. What a difference it makes! The pads actually slide instead of needing a hammer to get them into place. THANKS!
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This afternoon I redid my rear brakes and took extra time to clean the rust off the brackets. What a difference it makes! The pads actually slide instead of needing a hammer to get them into place. THANKS!
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Richard
Thanks Eric. You just saved me a bunch of money. Your instructions are right on. Oh, BTW, when you state 'factory spec for tightness, it would be a big help if you said how many foot pounds etc. Thanks.
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Thanks Eric. You just saved me a bunch of money. Your instructions are right on. Oh, BTW, when you state 'factory spec for tightness, it would be a big help if you said how many foot pounds etc. Thanks.
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joseph
Great video, loved the step by step commentary. Didn't know there was so much cleaning and lubricating during a brake job. You seem to have a little disdain for the State of New York!
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Great video, loved the step by step commentary. Didn't know there was so much cleaning and lubricating during a brake job. You seem to have a little disdain for the State of New York!
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