How to replace the Rear Brake Calipers 2004 - 2008 Ford F-150 🚗

Find the parts used in the video on CarParts.com just there https://carparts.solutions/F150Gen11 Over 1 million auto parts at your fingertips, download our app 🤖 https://carparts.solutions/AppGooglePlay or 🍎 https://carparts.solutions/AppIOS ⚙️ NEEDED CARPARTS AND PRODUCTS - Multi-purpose grease - Brake pads: https://carparts.solutions/RearBrakePads_F150Gen11 - Brake calipers: https://carparts.solutions/RearBrakeCaliperD_F150Gen11 and https://carparts.solutions/RearBrakeCaliperP_F150Gen11 - Brake cleaner: https://carparts.solutions/BrakeCleaner - Copper grease 💪 TIGHTENING TORQUES - Slide pins: 22 Ft-lbs - Banjo bolt: 26 Ft-lbs - Wheel lug nuts: 150 Ft-lbs 🛠 TOOLS The toolbox recommended by CARPARTS.COM to repair your Ford F-150: https://carparts.solutions/ToolBox List of the tools we used to replace the Rear Brake Calipers on a Ford F-150: - Hydraulic jack: https://carparts.solutions/FloorJack - Jack stands: https://carparts.solutions/JackStands - Banjo shutter pliers - Wheel lug wrench - Torque wrench: 20 to 250 Ft-lbs https://carparts.solutions/TorqueWrench_20-250 100 to 600 Ft-lbs https://carparts.solutions/TorqueWrench_100-600 - Ratchet - Flat head screwdriver - 10 mm socket - 14 mm socket - Fluid container - Wire brush Don't forget to subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@CarPartscomOfficial 🛻 COMPATIBLE VEHICLES The operation and tools displayed in the video should be available on the following vehicles : - 2004 Ford F-150 - 2005 Ford F-150 - 2006 Ford F-150 - 2007 Ford F-150 - 2008 Ford F-150 📽 🛠 USEFUL VIDEOS 🛠 📽 - How to jack your 2004 - 2008 F-150 safely? ⬆ 🚗 : https://youtu.be/i9SNtH0CyoY - How to bleed the brake fluid system 2004 - 2008 Ford F-150 🚗 : ⚠️ CARPARTS.COM'S INFOS - Here’s a tip! You can limit brake fluid leakage during this operation by plugging both sides of the banjo bolt with banjo shutter pliers. - When replacing a brake caliper, you need to bleed the brake fluid system to remove air from the system. - Once the operation is completed, you'll need pump slowly on the brake pedal a few times until feeling a strong resistance from the pedal. The aim being to bring the brake pads closer to one other. 🚨 DISCLAIMER This video is for entertainment purposes only. Carparts.com, Inc. disclaims all damages including, but not limited to, actual, consequential, and/or punitive, for any liability, claim, or any other injury or cause related to or arising from any information or lack thereof posted in this video. No information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. All mechanical car projects entail some risk. It is the sole responsibility of the viewer to assume this risk. If you are in doubt, please consult a licensed mechanic in your area. 📚 CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro + how to jack your F-150 0:19 Unscrew the banjo bolt 0:44 Remove the caliper from the mount 1:28 Clean the caliper mount 1:51 Put the brake pads back 2:28 Put the brake caliper back + tightening torque 2:49 Screw the brake hose back + tightening torque 3:19 Bleed the brake fluid system 3:30 Clean the brakes 3:40 Put your F-150 on the ground