How to Replace Front Brakes 2004-08 Ford F150

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[@paulbiggs5564]

Was it really necessary to remove the inner ball joint to do a brake job? Now you have to get an unnecessary alignment. Makes no sense.

[@jackwilson9420]

Very informative, step by step video from a Professional Mechanic. I watched many videos before I was confidant enough to take on this project. This particular video was By Far The Best on You Tube! Thanks TRQ! Good Job!

[@jonfogelsonger7988]

one of the best videos I've seen for the 2wd front brakes on 04-08 Ford F150, Thanks

[@BrendanSteele]

Wow. That was a very thorough process to change the brake pads. It was good to see the disassembly of everything to inspect it, but that seems like it would be overkill if a visual inspection and no symptoms of front end issues were present. I did like the access you have when you disconnected the tie rod, because that made it look so much more simple to work on the truck. One thing that would be nice to say in the video is what size tools are needed to do the job. That would be tremendously helpful. Great video though!! Keep them up because they really help people!

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[@chestercason7448]

Good video. Just the facts. Thorough. No wasted time. Thanks

[@cpthillbilly]

you guys have the best videos! thanks

[@megapix2425]

I installed the spindle nut and it felt too easy... used the torque wrench and clicked at 296 ft/lbs... i'd typically exert more effort when doing the lug nuts. Is that normal? Could it be because the torque wrench is heavier and a bit longer?

[@megapix2425]

I changed both rotors and pads.... the day off... no vibration. Next day, i started to get steering wheel vibrations at 110kph... never had vibrations before changing rotors. What could this be?

[@megapix2425]

What socket size for the spindle nut? Thanks

[@buffalobluecheese]

36mm torque to 295 ft lbs