Installing new rear pads
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Installing new rear pads
I have a 2002 f250 5.4 sd 4x4
When installing new bfg tires i notice while it was up on the lift the rear pads needed to be replaced. Almost nothing left so no thats of concern ill be replacing them myself.
Last time i did the front brakes it was a nightmare. All new calipers lines and rotors fixed the problem after countless hours of hunting it down the rotors had a friction pull.
Well now its time for the rear pads.
I remember some ford brake calipers in the rear needed a special twisting tool to collaspe the caliper if i remember correctly. Was wondering if anyone had information to if i needed one of these or to tell weather i do or not. Maybe its just the normal clamp method? anyones advice?
When installing new bfg tires i notice while it was up on the lift the rear pads needed to be replaced. Almost nothing left so no thats of concern ill be replacing them myself.
Last time i did the front brakes it was a nightmare. All new calipers lines and rotors fixed the problem after countless hours of hunting it down the rotors had a friction pull.
Well now its time for the rear pads.
I remember some ford brake calipers in the rear needed a special twisting tool to collaspe the caliper if i remember correctly. Was wondering if anyone had information to if i needed one of these or to tell weather i do or not. Maybe its just the normal clamp method? anyones advice?
