Thanks so much for putting out this video. Seeing the clips and hardware put on made the job so much easier. You're doing a great service for people who want to do this job on their own or can't afford to pay a shop.

This was one of the best auto repair videos I've ever used - great video, short, quick and to-the-point! The bolt size for poping the rotors off is M8x1.25 - anything longer than about 20 mm would do the trick. Thanks Arty!

Of all the similar videos that i watched this the most helpful, accurate and precise. A zero knowledge and non experience person after watching this video can perform this task without any problem.

This video has the best lighting and camera angles of all the brake job videos I've seen.

This video explains brake replacement better than any I have looked at so far. Thanks for posting.

you're the only Sienna video who showed us how to put the retainer clip, I wonder why others ignore that. time 3:16

Great video. Thank you for taking your valuable time to help us repair our Sienna’s.

This is easily one of the best how-to videos on car repair that I've watched; thanks, Arty! It's complete, concise, and simple. Couldn't be better!

Absolutely terrific video with explanations as things are being done. Best video I've seen so far.

Thank you for posting this. The tip about using the screw to take the rotor off really helped.

Yes, Pump Those Brakes after! Thanks Arty for a great refresher.

Just got my rotors from rock auto myself today. Thanks for the video!

Woohoo that looks real easy and the shop down the road wants 870.00 to do the front brakes on my new to me Sienna that atm does not need brakes but when it does I will be watching this again.

A few things: 1. Synthetic brake grease goes on the new caliper clips, the ones that are touching the brake pads. 2. Silicone brake grease goes on any metal part that touches any rubber, like the caliper slides. 3. The two v shaped springs that you installed that go on top of the pads are pretty much useless when bent so much. I know why you did it, to ease the installation, but they actually need to hold tension outwards, to keep the pads away from the rotors and causing drag while driving. 4. Hub needs to be cleaned up before installation of rotors. NEVER put anti seize or never seize anywhere NEAR the braking system, including on the hub behind the rotor. Seen that alot here on KZfaq, but props for not doing it! Otherwise this is a very informative video, thank you for taking the time to educate the masses!

Out of all the videos I’ve watched this was one of the best. 👍

ah ha, now I know that a special tool to compress the caliper is not required. Thanks for the tip sir.

IMPORTANT !!!! When you take the caliper bracket off, clean out the "pin well" in the bracket, shoot with brake clean & a piece of rolled up cotton tee shirt, shoot again, and & then the pins,{ if the pins have VERY small amount of rust, clean off with steal wool, {REAL RUSTY? -replace them} let dry, " THEN " re-lube pins with the "NEW" grease & you can install them.

Some very helpful tips in this vid, but surprised to see no brake lubricant and no torque specs.

Saved a few hundred dollars thanks to this video. Thanks!

Good video, I personally like to also lubricate the back of the pads as well.

Great job, Arty. Excellent lighting - audio - framing. Well done, sir.

Thank you very much, my dad watched this video after a half an hour of swearing at the brakes and immediately figured it out!

Thank you for an awesome Video! It helped me through the process smoothly and was easy to understand! God Bless you!

Thank you so much for this video!!! It helped us a ton. You explained things so well👍

The brake pad clips are in backwards. This will cause premature rotor and pad damage.

thanks for a proper but short and to the point video. very helpful, saved me a ton of cash! liked and subscribed.

Thanks for the great video. Is the procedure for the rear brakes more or less the same?

Arty, great video, I will be re watching several times before doing the brakes on my Sienna.

Great video. Clear, clean easy to follow. Thank you so much!!

Thank you for taking the time to provide such excellent video angles. Great to the point video.

Thanks for showing the hardware installation.

And make sure "BEFORE " you compress the calipers back down/in --> " YOU REMOVE " the master cylinder "cap" so you don't blow a line out & it makes it much easier to compress back.

Wonderful video!!! Thank you very much. You just saved so much trouble and money.

Outstanding video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Well done video! Clear, to the point, thank you.

No mention of the model year of that Sienna.

Great video! You saved me a bunch of money! Thanks!

I think you made a dent on the rotor plate with that hammer.. Great videos! lol

What about the retainer clip person before me didnt put any back on. Does it matter?

Isn't it bad to push brake fluid back through the abs box? I was taught to open the brake bleeder and expel fluid from it, top off reservoir as needed.

Best video i found great job made job easy!

i'm going to diy rotor, wondering if that shim position is correct? 2:40 or should be reversed? thanks for your video

Very informative video. Made it easy to do the job correctly! Thanks

In my van, it was impossible to loosen the caliper's lower bolt without first loosening the top one a bit.

Great video thanks for posting!

Best video!

If you take the master cylinder cap off before you try to compress the calipers ,they're much easier to compress.

Thank you very much Mike it means a lot I try hard please consider sharing my video/channel to your friends

Thanks bud!

same procedure on a 2014 Sienna?

Hey Arty, what size threaded bolt did you use to pop the old rotor off? Thanks for the detailed video. 👍🏻

Thank you so much for the help!

Very very good .thanks

Do u have to put the clip on top of pads back to new pads that clip on at the top when putting on new pads.they didnt have clip on it?

This video was spot on. Thanks!

No copper grease on the brake hardware for easy sliding? Did you clean the hub prior to insalling new rotor? Several steps missing, seems like a 'rush job'.

When pushing in the dual pistons do you have to have the lid off under the hood on the brake fluid container

good video.

Your video the best

Excellent video. Thanks.

LOL, "Go a little more professional with Harbor Freight brake tool" thumbs up!

Are raybestos a good quality product? Thanks 🙏

what " size " ( & is it fine thread or coarse thread ? ) did you say the bolt was to remove the rotor instead of banging with the hammer ?????

Solid video. Thanks!

Arty, what size bolt was used to help remove the rotor?

no need to bleed the brakes??

Thanks

Same for a 2015?

Thanks!

What year sienna is this?

Thanks Arty

He didn't specify the spec for tightness

Easypeasy

prantico

Add the year to the title please