How to replace your own rear brake pads on a ford explorer. You will need -Lug wrench -A Jack -Jack stand -10mm Wrench -Flat Screwdriver -Large C Clamp -New …
How to replace your own rear brake pads on a ford explorer. You will need -Lug wrench -A Jack -Jack stand -10mm Wrench -Flat Screwdriver -Large C Clamp -New …
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Thanks for the how to video. Helped me to see what’s up with my 2004.
very helpful! thanks for taking the time to put this out there.
Thanks so much for your video. The only thing I would add is that you should at minimum use some emery cloth or roloc and remove the glaze from the rotors if your not going to have them turned. This non directional surface allows the new pads to develop their own wear pattern instead of wearing on the old pattern, thus extending the life of the pads.
Thanks again for sharing!!
Are all years the same? I have a 05 xlt 4 wheel drive. And need a change badly. Rotors needs resurfacing. Please help
Thanks. Just did the brakes on my 2000. Your video was a big help. The only suggestion I have is to mention the torque values of the various nuts.
thanks~
I just did this job on my 2006 Mountaineer. It is virtually identical. Thanks for the great video Croom9.
Hey croom. Nice video. I watched and it was a great refresher/training aid. Would you tell me why you didn’t have the rotor turned (lathed)? I also wondered how I could tighten my emergency brake. If you have the time, would you tell me please? Thanks.
Good show! Hint, if you put a big screwdriver between the inside pad and the piston, you can compress the piston while the caliper is still on saving you from having to use a c clamp.
thanks bro!!..did my brakes on my f150
oh ok thank you
this is a four wheel drive
no problem bud, thanks for watching
its a 99’
thanks!
what year is this?
is it different if its a four wheel drive
Thanks a million for the great detail… I changed brakes and rotors…
Thanks again !!!!
Thanks for th upload. Changed the pads in my Explorer in about 45 mins the first time (rears only). I had trouble with getting the first caliper on bc i didnt push the bushings back.
great video!
Thank you!
So, you were changing the rear brake pads?
THANKS alot grt video yupper
THANKS for uploading! saved me a couple hundred dollars.
Unbelievably easy! What brand of rotors/brake pads do you buy? big thanks, you saved my friend about $500
Got a problem! My 95 explorer has no emergency brake and i am not sure it the cable broke or it needs adjusting
GREAT Video man thanks a lot
Thanks