8 years later and still a good video haha thanks!

I've been changing brakes for years now. Not once have I thought to use the old pad and some channel locks. You learn something new every day.

I had a break pad fall out & got frustrated with the junkyard repairs I usually get done... so I did it myself... came inside and watched this... I wish I saw this first. That damned piston. duh. thank you.

This video helped save me a good chunk of change, and helped me learn a new thing I can do on my car. Really appreciated this vid. Thanks a lot. Really mean that.

Awesome video. I'm into computers more than cars and was able to do it thanks to this.

This video saved my dad and I a lot of time today! We were trying to do it all wrong. Thank you so much!

Thanks Mike! It will be my 1st time doing my brakes on my 96 Toyota Corolla. I will follow your step!

Thanks for the video. I have to do the brakes on my 97 corolla and it was awesome to find someone break it down so easily. Those are about the easiest looking brakes I've ever seen. It's funny that you misname parts constantly because I do the same exact thing, LOL.

thank you your video helped out alot my rotors were way warped

Good to very good. I liked the text. It's tough to explain every move you make and why!

5 stars for your video !!! Very clear and not too long. Thank you very much, it helps people like me to save money and learn how to change brakes :)

Thank you for this sharing this simple and informative video. I will follow these instructions and try to do it my self. I appreciate your effort of recording and sharing this in youtube.

Thanks for posting! I did my first brake job while watching this video and it went very smooth:)

Thanks heaps man saved me 200$ video made me feel confident doing it myself.

Thanks for putting this together. I have to do the brakes on the Corolla this weekend, and wasn't sure how to change the rotors out.

Mike- this is a great video- you did a good job in all the sections, and I have the confidence to do it myself.

great work made me feel confident on doing my own breaks today thanks alot

Thanks man this video help me a lot..

Loved the video, may need to add to pump the brakes after asembling the caliber. Other than that i believe you had a great vid, oh yea mis stating words but loved the text to correct thank you ever so kindly! Very helpful

Awesome, very detailed!

Exactly have a 97 Corolla. Thank you.

Great tutorial, As was suggested it definitely would help some if you had included the size extensions that will be needed for the specific bolts, as for the whole installation it was very well descriptive and will come in handy for those in need! I do however believe that when you do the brakes after you reset the pistons that it's possible that you may have to bleed the brakes (not 1oo percent on that, but I know you have to when you replace the caliper). As for your commentary, it was great! I loved the slip up words, such as "removing the old hub... installing the new hub", but I hope most who were watching would've known what you meant. Overall, It was a great video and it is appreciated in the Corolla community! Thumbs up.

thanks. this is really helpful....

your very welcome Aston Cain!! happy to help!!

Well done!

Great video. Will be doing my brakes this weekend. Have a 90 or 91 corolla, this video will surely help. My only suggestion would be to explain why you used break grease or other products for those of us that know virtually nothing about vehicles.

Thanks!

Thank you Sir

Thanks

it would be nice to know what size sockets are used. i am going to have to repair a 1997 corolla , & would like what tools to bring with me. i saw on another video, but can't find again, that one was 14 mm

Hi Tom Wiggins, thanks for the question...and thanks for the great ideal...In the future Ill remember to mention the size of tools Im working with and where they go.. that car was done quite awhile before I put the video out...I cant remember exactly 100% sure about the size of bolts (old age) ..I think they are a 14mm and 12mm...I used a half in. breaker bar to break them loose..I hope this helped

well done.

Is a 1996 Corolla the same disc brakes? Or is it slightly different because of a year difference? Same procedure?

Hey uncle mike, I have a 2001 toyota corolla. Would there be any major difference that I should know before following your instructions?

Uncle Mike, ours is a 2008 Corolla and it is seized on. Your vid shows the rotor just pops out. How do we remove ours? Do you have a vid?

It is spelled as "expansion". Otherwise, pretty good video.

your welcome twinky4200 and thanks for viewing...watch for more vids coming out this week..

Thank you, Im still learning about the audio on videos, as you can tell I haven't perfected it yet..but I will lol

What size tools do you need? It's important information that you are leaving out.

thanks for the comment NuLovelife..and yep talking has never been one of my strong points....thanks for viewing..:)

Hi andres guyader...Thanks for watching the vid..yes the process should be real close to the same procedure..make sure to transfer all the pieces (shims, wear indicators, tension clips/springs) from the old brake pad set to the new brake pad set...thank you for the question and have fun and take your time...record it and put it on KZread!!

You Have to clean away antiRust agent thats on the new Rotor before installing otherwise brakes won't work properly