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This ASMR video covers a complete 4 wheel brake job, and brake hose replacement on a 2005 Honda Element. There is no dialog.

In this video you will hear disc brakes being replaced, brake hoses being replaced, a brake lathe, cleaning, bleeding brakes, and a final test drive.

I spent extra time sweetening the audio on this so grab your headphones, or other personal listening device and enjoy.

Thanks for watching!

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Related Videos

Front Disc Brakes and How To Replace Them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAviOGXzEUk&t=2s

How To Replace Rear Disc Brakes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kf8C4Qxu-A&t=2s

Parking Brake Shoe Replacement with Shoes in Rotor Hat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGDLqCv01hQ&t=143s

The Most Important Part of a Brake Job: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl6TV_nQy3o&t=1s

Ranger RL8500 Brake Lathe Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5TZUQR8TnY

I Just Bought 2 Honda Elements: https://youtu.be/-2i-lhxkIF8

Honda Element Lower Control Arm Bushing Replacement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpaIvEN57Jg

Honda Element Engine Replacement and Restoration (Part 1): https://youtu.be/Abl91R0T5dw

Honda Element Engine Replacement and Restoration (Part 2): https://youtu.be/zkWJCM7TK3U

Element Video Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2i-lhxkIF8&list=PLSzhQ6St-ov1U3cVeQ3Sm1fXclclY1UZe

Type R Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OfMvfFSztM&list=PLSzhQ6St-ov0sJT52tXnm59Vbk1wCvhGd

Dads Truck Series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCepnacqRuI&list=PLSzhQ6St-ov1g_GML2aVq6EN-_ShJ9G2o

The Fairmont Project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L22GsHQi7tU&list=PLSzhQ6St-ov2nxWVKCeU14Vt7JJ_QSZvs

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44 thoughts on “ASMR Brake Service”

absolutely mesmerizing.

I like that brake bleeder where you purchase it ?

Lovely! Helped me sleep lol!

Awesome video Mr. Guy!

why drilled and slotted rotors? lol they're ass terrible otherwise great show Eric!

Elsker at se dine flim Eric de er rigtig godt så vi ser dem selv i Danmark

If only more mechanics were this thoughtful and professional about their work instead of trying to beat their time and doing it quickly often missing some things.
I do all of my work just like this. This is my business card and is the best way to keep my customers.
I never lost one since I’ve started back in 92.

why you don't talk? i miss you voice hahaha

If there is something I love about Eric The Car Guy is that he still uses the plastic soda bottle to bleed the brakes, same as he did 12 years ago.

I love hearing you but this isn’t bad either love all you videos keep doing you Eric

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i did a spit take when i saw this thumbnail

What does asmr mean? Thanks

There is no problem with background dialogue or other audio so long as it is properly " normalized " which many YouTube channels do not accomplish satisfactorily . A good example of audio " balance " & " level " are the " School of Rock " ( shameless plug ) postings. None-the-less Eric does a great job here of fetching you into the content with all the right sounds and innuendo ! Rave On ETCG I & II, . . .Rave On !

Would have been crazier with all thumbs ups and NO comments lol

Usually when I see ASMR….I run. This video was soothing to my ears……..(manly Tim Allen grunt)

Could anyone tell me what did Eric use on the brake shoes ears for lubrication

Time for a new channel, ETCM (Eric the Car Monk)

What type of cleaner are you using in that sprayer ?

Liked it a lot…Newbie diy question….what is in the spray can that you use all the time?

Honest questions:
it seems like there’s a lot of pad left on those brakes…were the calipers frozen?
And why did he have to do large work on a new rotor? Do they come from the factory needing to be turned for balance? Things I never knew

Thanks heaps Eric for all your advise here!

I think Eric sold his Tongue 😂

You should do more of these. Next time boing all the springs.

Your awesome Eric Thank You. 👍😊 (By the way I did the same to my elements)

Hi! Can you give me some advice about my 97 Civic? I am a Brit living in Thailand for 2 years. The car is made in Thailand. The outer bellow on the right driver side was cracked. The shop didn't have a complete shaft in stock and I opted to replace the outer CV joint. Everything back in place I went for a short drive. Arriving home to park on a slope, the drive shaft came out of the manual gear box! The circlip came out with the shaft. The short teeth inside of the circlip (about 2 mm in length) are badly damaged and I picked out what must have been the broken teeth inside the gearbox spline. I heard somewhere to check that the length after assembly should be the same as before. But I must admit my measurements show that it is shorter. How did this happen? The new outer CV joint is exactly the same length as the old one. The shaft and inner joint are unchanged. I am at a bit of a loss what to do now. I pulled back the bellow on the inner joint. Without removing any grease, it would appear to be ok.

Nice 1, Eric and great cam work too.
There's something strangely satisfying about renewing a vehicle's braking capabilities!
The drum skim a pain in the valve though, eh?! 👌🏻🙌🏻

Happy Thanksgiving to you, your family and friends @EricTheCarGuy #EricTheCarGuy

Anyone knows what's in the pressurized red bottle he uses to wash parts? Is that a big brake cleaner bottle?

Impressive audio recording.

I feel particularly edified to have seen this, since I just did the same on my 2003. Had the original rotors and suspension parts, so I had to hammer on those rotors quite a bit but I got it DONE and I'm very proud of it. I'm very jealous of the niceness of your wheels and door body panels…..Mine has already collected some dents as people around here don't understand or respect a 19-year old vehicle like I do…..but I'd rather put the blood, sweat and tears into an old fixer-upper Honda than make payments on a vehicle I'll never really own. People look at it and treat it as a junker and I'm over here thinking, "collector plates in a couple years! then no more registration fees, ever!" I hate how people disrespect my E. It's a real downer. 🙁 Anyways nice video as always! If this were out 2 months ago I would have done a few things differently. Thank you Eric.

Hi Eric, thank you for your videos, very instructive . The wire clips you use in the video at a 27.17 time what's the porpuse of those wire clips? Thanks again for your videos.