You can learn how to change your own brake pads on a ford f150 in minutes learning from tommys auto repair shop in ellijay GA.
You can learn how to change your own brake pads on a ford f150 in minutes learning from tommys auto repair shop in ellijay GA.
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Finally a video that gets to the point fast , thanks
find somethhing that u know about to bitch and moan. Brake lines hold very high pressure and a 5lb caliper sure aint going to rip it into!!!! seriously dude get real one800blackman!!!!!!!
Great video thks and never mind about the negative comments
Im a mechanic and people just need to appreciate these videos instead of criticizing them enjoy thks again
Wouldn’t want you working on my brakes; EVERY book, video, article that I’ve ever read ALWAYS says to support the caliper by tying it up and out of the way and to NOTTT let it hang by the brake hose. Wow dude. FAIL.
thanks
Did you say someone put anti-seize on the rotor? Wouldn’t that contaminate the pads? I’ve always put anti-seize on the rear of the pads (metal backing) that comes in contact with the piston and have never had squealing issues.
thanks man this video helped a lot
its possible that the brake light is from a low fluid level due to needing brakes. replace either front or rear brake pads or both if needed and see if light remains on. if so you will need to take the vehicle and have it diagnosed.
I have an 09 F-150 and my check brake system light turned on. Its been squeeking badly. I need new brakes?? Please Help.