Front Brake Pads Replacement - DIY - 2015 - 2020 Acura TLX
Channel: Huu N Wheels
Date: 2020-05-30

***!!!side-note*** hello my friends, In the video, the demonstration shows the inside pads have two shims; However, the correct one is that the outside pads have two shims.  Hope the information is helpful. Thanks Y’all. Take care and stay safe!!. 

Tools: 17mm wrench or socket and ratchet wrench, 19mm socket, brake caliber piston compression tool, floor jack and jackstands. 

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This Video shows you how to replace front brake pads on 2015 - 2020 Acura TLX.
Please refer to your owner manual and service manual for caution, safety, and specification.

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This DIY video is for demonstration purposes only. Do the work at your own risk. I do not hold any responsibility for any damages or incident during the work.
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