Time Needed To Swap Out Front Brakes?
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Time Needed To Swap Out Front Brakes?
I've done brakes before, many times, but not on this F-350 4x4 (the one in my signature.) Assuming that I have new rotors, new calipers with new brackets, new pads and all the tools needed, plus the truck is already up on jackstands, how long should it take me to swap out all the front hardware (not including bleeding)? I'm asking because it's been raining off and on here lately and I'm hoping to do this in one of the windows between rain storms.
Second, do the caliper bolts or bracket bolts require Loctite on this model truck? Thanks.
Second, do the caliper bolts or bracket bolts require Loctite on this model truck? Thanks.
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I always like to use a little Loctite on those caliper bolts regardless what the manufacturer says. I really do sleep better at night....
Are those rotors already installed on the hubs? If not, allow an additional 30-60 minutes per side if you do not have a press to R&R. The first one always takes longer!
Are those rotors already installed on the hubs? If not, allow an additional 30-60 minutes per side if you do not have a press to R&R. The first one always takes longer!
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