Rear Brake Pads and Rotor Replacement 2008 Ford Taurus X (Freestyle/Mercury Montego/Ford Flex)(Easy)

[@patrickohlhaut7916]

Excellent video and very thorough job! Thanks for posting this.

[@kennethharris9601]

I appreciate the instructions. People are going to hate regardless of what you do. Great thorough video.

[@burnitdownnow2919]

Excellent video. I will have fun using this while helping my daughter change her rear breaks!

[@warrenmaass4669]

Thanks for making this video. I wish I had seen it the first time I had attempted to do my brakes. I am glad I saw this before I started changing them again, I know that this is going to save me a lot of aggravation. You are very thorough and clear in you explanation and demonstration. I hope you like your Taurus X as much as I like mine. Such a great and trouble free car.

[@dannydoitall3312]

Thank you very much. It has been a great car.

[@CDESRTube]

Very helpful, many thanks for taking the time to make this instructional video. God Bless You.

[@genegowdy9164]

Very nice job on your explanation!

[@river86012]

Excellent tutorial, thank you!!

[@freddiefathi3775]

Thank you. Good demo. I appreciate it

[@JuanCarlosNieves]

I enjoyed the video, is same procedure for Fusion 2011?

[@CenobioArroyo]

Very helpful

[@dmitrikhorokhorin9307]

Спасибо

[@reglepage166]

What size is the bleeder nut? Thank you

[@jackedelbrock7073]

I think, when putting the wheels back on, that you failed to install that torx screw. Not sure what that screw even does. All in alll, a very useful video. Consider aadding instructions about bleeding brakes.

[@spartin3011]

Is releasing the bleeder valve optional I’ve done brake jobs before and never opens the bleeder valve to push back the piston and never had any problems afterwardv

[@dannydoitall3312]

It may be harder on some cars than others to push the piston back in without opening the bleeder valve but can be done. Opening the bleeder valve also gets the old heated brake fluid out of the caliper instead of pushing it back up the line.

[@tenntonnhammer]

Do you have to have the special tool to retract the piston?

[@dannydoitall3312]

You might be able to do the job without the tool but you will have to find a way to apply pressure while turning to retract the piston.

[@vikinggoddess2126]

I have a very important question. Can the brake fluid be low and you still have a little time to change the brake pads?

[@dannydoitall3312]

Yes, there could still be some brake pad life left. You would have to remove the wheels to check and see how much brake pad life is left. Fluid could also be low due to a leak in the brake lines or caliper also. Make sure you maintain the proper level of brake fluid in the reservoir.

[@nicksrandomviews1296]

So many things wrong with this video also some things right.

[@Mo_Daze]

What are the wrong things??? 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

[@TwinChaosOfficial]

@@Mo_Dazeyou don’t work on cars quiet up

[@Mo_Daze]

@@TwinChaosOfficial and you shut the hell up! If you have a problem come to my city Memphis and we can settle this frfr! Didn’t nobody ask for your input! If I asked a question, I asked a question! Don’t be mad at me cause you have mental issues and don’t know how to talk to people! Better get on somewhere! Not about to talk to me crazy

[@SwiisherVR]

What about the emergency brake side?