Are these brake torques correct?
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Are these brake torques correct?
Looking on the internet, I’m see these for torque values for a brake job on my 2015 F250 4x4, why are they so different?
Front
caliper bolts - 63
bracket bolts - 160
Rear
caliper bolts - 27
bracket bolts - 125
Do I have these correct?
thanks
Front
caliper bolts - 63
bracket bolts - 160
Rear
caliper bolts - 27
bracket bolts - 125
Do I have these correct?
thanks
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With or without electronic parking brake?
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That looks correct. You want the bracket bolts tight and the caliper bolts looser because they are on the slide pins. Also, if I recall the bolts for the rear brackets are smaller so their torque values will be less.
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Here are the corrected values from the factory service manual for the '15 F150. Some originally found are close but others, not so much.
Front
caliper bolts - 63 27 lb.ft
bracket bolts -160 184 lb.ft
Rear
caliper bolts -27 24 lb.ft
bracket bolts -125 111.lb.ft
I've appended the procedures from the FSM for full information.
Front
caliper bolts -
bracket bolts -
Rear
caliper bolts -
bracket bolts -
I've appended the procedures from the FSM for full information.
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