Just did the brakes on 2002 Chrysler Sebring

[ZZman]

Sister in laws car needed new brakes. Ordered a Power stop 4 wheel kit from Rock Auto with rotors and ceramic pads. Also got the slide pins for all four wheels. Total was a little over 200.00 with shipping.
Found a video on YouTube about it and glad I did because I have never done brakes with those specific set ups. (Wire pad retainers, hex head slide pins) Once I figured it out it went pretty easily.
One of the front brakes was worn to the rivets on the pads. That side also had some slide pins that weren't working well.

 

[bilibako2]

Saving money,self satisfaction.Next project-oil change,plugs etc just saying.

 

[ZZman]

Saving money,self satisfaction.Next project-oil change,plugs etc just saying.

Yep. I always do the easy stuff like that.

 

[Sayjac]

Nice. SIL should be very happy. As for youtube, in my observation can be a nice resource to fall back on and if one more a visual learner, very helpful. Curious, if you know, how many miles on the 02 Sebring?

 

[ZZman]

I don't but it was owned by an older person who rarely drove it and finally gave it to my SIL.
The thing is rusting away. I went to use the jack points near the rockers and they caved in due to rust.

 

[TheBeaz]

I don't but it was owned by an older person who rarely drove it and finally gave it to my SIL.
The thing is rusting away. I went to use the jack points near the rockers and they caved in due to rust.

Does it have the 2.7 engine by chance?