2013-2016 FORD ESCAPE FRONT Brake Pad Replacement DIY at Home Step by Step Fast & Easy

[@rickpickren]

Nice video. One suggestion: when compressing the caliper piston, I place a small 1" piece of wood between the C clamp and piston.

[@chickemtruck9500]

Straight foward good job i personally would grease the slider pins thanks

[@guajiro187]

You made this look easy..thanks man👊🏾😎

[@128Kgames]

Thank you man, had the rotors, pads and tires replaced when I bought our 2016 Escape so I have yet to do them, watched your video to confirm its a straightforward job still without any "special" tools needed. Glad Ford kept it simple on this SUV.

[@NathanSlinkard-rx9fh]

Concise and well made video 🤘 Keep up the good work and keep rocking.

[@austinbasinger1597]

This video template is the standard for how these how-to's should be. Thank you thank you thank you

[@MrFordjd]

I appreciate all the detail In a nice short video. Thanks! Will be doing this over the weekend.

[@Ricardoboiyo]

Best video I’ve seen so far so simple and easy

[@loveandbaconbrian1901]

Excellent video thanks!

[@ernestogonzalez2185]

Straight forward and informative. Thanks.

[@jakeguitar01]

glad it helped!

[@Inmortalscorpion]

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO .. NICELY DONE ...

[@1051_fam]

Great video 💪

[@Almostboosted]

Nice job!

[@jhonsalchijhon5992]

Very very informative nice

[@jakeguitar01]

Thanks for liking

[@Allsportstees]

my bit got stuck inside the caliupur bolt. help! lol

[@48ihkb5]

Left out the part about how hard it actually is to get the lug nuts off of Ford escapes due to the plastic covers at that basically melt to the lug nuts

[@josephhalwagy6435]

LOL: your clip caption says ".....FRONT Brake Pad Replacement .........." yet your clip clearly shows REAR brake pad replacement. Anyway, great job on the rear

[@riftif5294]

Um, those ARE the fronts!! 🤔

[@nickgiard8553]

I think you missed the shims on the brake pads. I just did my 2016 and the brakes made terrible noises then looked over the old brakes and realized there were tiny shims on the pads. Problem solved