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Replacing Front Brake Calipers, Brake Flexi Hoses & Brake Bleed - 1998/1999 BMW Z3 2.8 Roadster E36

In a previous video I replaced the front brake pads and discs / rotors on my Z3 2.8 Roadster E36 5-speed manual in Arctic Silver, video here:    • Replacing Front Brake Discs & Pads - ...   I had identified that the front brake calipers were heavily corroded and following that repair, the right front (o/s/f) brake started binding. In this video, I replace the front brake calipers, the front brake flexi hoses and then bleed the brake system with fresh DOT 4 brake fluid. Because the caliper and carrier had been painted red, I used a wire wheel on a DeWalt cordeless drill to strip all the red paint from the caliper carrier and painted with aluminium silver VHT paint. I also paint the centre 'hub' of the brake discs as there were already displaying signs of surface corrosion on the new discs. This corrosion was easy to remove with a small wire brush, ahead of painting. During the bleeding/brake fluid change, carried out with a Gunson Eezibleed pressure bleeding kit which takes pressure from a spare wheel / tyre, I discovered that the bleed screw / nipple was seized on both rear calipers. I did not force these for risk of them breaking but will be replacing these calipers in the future. Parts used: Brake Calipers - ATE (Autodoc) Brake Hoses - Hella / Pagid (Autodoc) Spring Clip - BMW 34341163565 Brake Fluid - Napa DOT 4 Synthetic (Motor Factor) VHT Paint - Jenolite Matt Silver (Amazon) If you enjoy my videos and would like to help support Auto Knight in creating similar content, please click here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AutoKnight Disclaimer - Please be advised that my videos are not instructional and are merely footage of me, with many years of motor trade experience, carrying out vehicle repairs and maintenance. Please conduct your own research, ensure you have the correct tools/necessary expertise and undertake your own due diligence before carrying out vehicle repairs. If in doubt, entrust an automotive technician / car mechanic.