How to Replace Rear Caliper 09-18 RAM 1500

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[@abelcp22]

Dude this video just saved me hundreds of dollars and the little tip of letting the fluid drip saved me from having to hassle with bleeding the system.

[@StacheTB]

This guy is like the Bob Ross of automotive instructional videos.

[@paulsDIYsolutions]

Watched a few of this guys videos. Great info every time!! Keep it up. Thanx

[@Pattyboytheking]

Was in a pinch today doing all of this on a 2012. Saved my ass! Cheers!

[@1AAuto]

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[@geoff8253]

Do you need to adjust the emergency break after replacing the pads and rotors? I thought I might need to do that bit it wasn't mentioned in the video.

[@jimwebber7451]

Great vid. I just really wish you didn’t skip over the bleeding process instead of just a quick explanation.

[@1AAuto]

+@jimwebber7451 Thanks for the tip! We'll pass this info along to our production team.

[@kokkolino1196]

Hahahahahaha in the state of California it “ may cause” a Hahahahahaha good humor. Brother!!!

[@raptorx4724]

Unfortunately the 1a auto website don't have the 2014 years for s ram

[@te23667]

My new caliber brackets are rubbing against my routers to the point where my tire won’t turn, what do I do

[@RobbieBTV]

Veericle 🎉

[@RobbieBTV]

Love this guy btw

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[@jsgadowdy]

What can you do if you can’t get the mounting bolts to loosen?

[@1AAuto]

+MariosBiggestFan112 Playz ROBLOX 2 and Teal Thanks for checking us out! You can use some rust penetrant to try and loosen them up. If you have a breaker bar that may also help!

[@ismaelgarcia4223]

@@1AAuto I tried to get them off but half the bolt broke inside the hole how would I get it out?

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

The dealership recommended I change my calipers at 40k miles. I live in a heavy snow and salt area

[@ureasmith3049]

That's foolishness. 40K too soon.

[@stephenmcgraw3610]

130 ft pound the caliper bracket

[@1AAuto]

+Stephen Mcgraw Thanks for the feedback!

[@stephenmcgraw3610]

I have a 2015 dodge ram the rear calliper sliding pin i grease them up but one is still thighs to slide any idea why

[@stephenmcgraw3610]

Is the boot one piece if i wanted to get it out

[@raptorx4724]

Next time go over the torque of the break line bolt , realy dude

[@casperaudi7476]

IF I had a garage then I try to attempted it myself but I don’t Dodge wants$660 plus tax pep boys $494 decisions decisions.

[@vekcorpestsolutions853]

all they are doing is trying to sell you new items. the calibers can be rebuilt in 3 min. for less than $3.00 dollars each like brand new(just won't be shinny) ......oh no that wont work because it does not have a warranty better spend $150 - $250 dollars 1A auto parts......YA RIGHT

[@SpaceMonkey2385]

Yes and no. If you have a cylinder in a caliper that freezes you need a new one. As he said a bleeder that snaps off you can drill/tap but that is a lot of work that is a little sketchy and the part shown in this video is $74.95. That being said you're somewhat correct as you should change both rear or both front if you have a bad one, so that would be about $150. Also, you are correct as calipers can be cleaned and use replacement hardware to "rebuild" but that doesn't always fix the problem. Good place to start though.

[@spacecoastkid5033]

Of course they're trying to sell parts. I'd rather just install a new caliper then rebuild the old one.