How to Replace Rear Brakes 2011-2019 Ford Explorer

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[@megatonesilva6546]

Note: In an effort to make the piston spin back into its bore easier, you can use a pick tool to gently lift the pistons dust boot away from the piston and spray a little bit of lubricant in there.....spins in so much easier. Plus, the dust boot doesn't spin with the piston. Great video.

[@calebschultz3537]

Well done video, but I have one question: What is the purpose of opening the bleeder before compressing the piston? Won't the piston compressing just force a small amount of fluid back into the master/reservoir? Seems like an unneeded step that creates a mess. Maybe I am missing something, please help me learn if I am mistaken.

[@tobylazo1]

Excellent video

[@robertwolfram1832]

Great video! Thanks for making it!

[@richardburnett2749]

What did you do about the parking break in the disc break

[@Cainvelasquez-hb2sd]

When did u retighten the bleeder screw?……

[@edwardthayer9386]

Great job!👑

[@chrisdubroy72]

So I ask what if u can get the calliper piston to move in using a clamp and you release the pressure with. I’m doing the bleeder screw and it still doesn’t move in, so does that mean it’s seized?

[@Captainpook12]

Want happens if the pins aren’t lined up? Would it make the rotor feel warped when trying to stop?

[@venancioperez9490]

I’m done brakes on many vehicles. This video is exaggerated. Makes anybody feel like they do not know how to do brakes