Proper tools for rear brake pad change?
- Thread starter 96hotrodlincoln
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Stangman
Project car a.d.d.
Lol This thread is funny...
I thought everybody knew about ford rear disc brakes, lol
That little cube is a life saver... I had to use a hacksaw to cut 2 of the pins off... other than that it works great except when it slips off and I get busted knuckles every couple of turns, LOL... Mechanix gloves rule now haha
So far, seems like when I dont have impact tools at my disposal, and I cant get a caliper bolt loose... I use a 1/2" craftsman rachet and a hammer... problem solved.
Not saying I'm a pro or anything, but I think when I did my brakes on the rear of the lincoln, it took me right around an hour. In the driveway, with a floor jack, no air tools. And that was accidentally putting the bracket back on the passengers side without the rotor! LOL whoops! Boy I was mad at myself.
I thought everybody knew about ford rear disc brakes, lol
That little cube is a life saver... I had to use a hacksaw to cut 2 of the pins off... other than that it works great except when it slips off and I get busted knuckles every couple of turns, LOL... Mechanix gloves rule now haha
So far, seems like when I dont have impact tools at my disposal, and I cant get a caliper bolt loose... I use a 1/2" craftsman rachet and a hammer... problem solved.
Not saying I'm a pro or anything, but I think when I did my brakes on the rear of the lincoln, it took me right around an hour. In the driveway, with a floor jack, no air tools. And that was accidentally putting the bracket back on the passengers side without the rotor! LOL whoops! Boy I was mad at myself.