Cambio de balatas Nissan Tsuru 3

TOOLS NEEDED FOR THIS JOB: Jack and jack stands Caliper piston compression kit Flathead screwdriver 3/8" ratchet 1/2" wrench 14mm socket ​​17mm socket ​​17mm wrench Mallet Torque wrench Blue thread-locker TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS: Brace bolts: 62 Ft/Lb Sliding pin: 22 Ft/Lb Hey friends! Today we serviced the brakes on one of the best-selling cars in Mexico, a favorite of many families and undoubtedly a legend in this country. That's right, we're talking about the Nissan Tsuru 3. We serviced its brakes because they were squealing like metal on metal, but it's now ready to keep cruising the beautiful (though they're awful) streets of this country. A pretty easy and fun job! Let me know how it goes with your cars and how they turned out :) I hope you like the video :) Here are the links 👀: ✅AntiSeize: https://mercadolibre.com/sec/2m92noF ✅Other brake videos:    • Frenos   My social media: → Facebook:   / avilamk2108   → Instagram:   / avilamk2108   → TikTok:   / avilamk2   Like and subscribe, it's free! 👀 Tips for mechanics: Wear safety glasses. Wear gloves (trust me, you'll thank me later). Before starting to work on the suspension, apply WD-40 to the bolts. Use threadlocker (blue) on the bolts so vibrations don't loosen them over time. Get a breaker bar. Invest in tools; it's the best thing you can do. Always keep your tools organized. Cleanliness in your workshop is paramount. Never leave a caliper hanging. Always have a snack available. If you're starting out, use your phone to take pictures of your process so you don't get lost when reassembling. Always mark your bolts to make sure they don't loosen. Even though spark plugs come pre-gapped, it never hurts to double-check. Before leaving on a trip, check your fluid levels. Subscribe to Avila Mk2. Always use the tool for its intended purpose. - Invest in tools. Measure twice to cut once. Never try to loosen a 3/4" bolt with a 1/4" ratchet. Keep an eye on the 10mm wrench. Protect your hearing. Calibrate your torque wrench. Organize your parts. Learn about new materials. Use an inspection light. Properly align the wheels. Perform a post-repair road test. Know the tightening sequence. Keep a magnetic extension. Research recurring problems. Label your tools. Protect yourself from chemicals. Keep a maintenance log. Always test the battery. Use space efficiently. Drink water. Disclaimer: Since there are factors beyond AvilaMk2's control, I cannot guarantee against the misuse or unauthorized modification of this information. AvilaMk2 is not responsible for any property damage or injuries that may arise as a result of the information provided in this video. Use this information at your own risk. AvilaMk2 recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and/or with tools shown or alluded to in this video. Due to factors beyond AvilaMk2's control, the information presented in this video does not guarantee specific results, either explicitly or implicitly. Any damage, injury, or loss that may result from the improper use of these tools, equipment, or the information provided in this video is solely the responsibility of the user and not AvilaMk2.