Rear Brake Pads and Rotors 2013 Ford Explorer 2WD 3.5L

[@pixsniper]

Great Video, very thorough and did not rush the instructions. Wish more pros took this amount of time to show the layman how to do it correctly. Thanks!

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!

[@markweatherly6782]

This the best how to video I have seen for this job. The videos by the “professional” mechanics skip some fine points that you show here. Great job!

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Thanks! Makes me feel good. I'm glad I could help and thanks for watching!

[@adamp.forshaw6235]

Hey Boss. I don't comment often but I wanted to thank you for a yob well dun on this video. I always appreciate good teaching (I teach 8th grade) and I think you hit all the notes. A- (for video glitches towards the end). Great video again. Cheers and thanks from all us DIY'er po' folk...!!

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Awesome. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!

[@TheMadKeyboard]

There are specific torque values for those bolts that you did not cover. The caliper mounting plate bolts should torque to 110lbs and the caliper bolts themselves torque to 52-55lbs. Lug nuts torque to 100lbs.....just an FYI.

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Awesome. That is a definite need to know.

[@socalgrownled1446]

rears are at 24 lb-ft for caliper bolts and 76 lb-ft for the brake caliper anchor plate bolt.

[@socalgrownled1446]

front caliper bolts are at 53 lb-ft for caliper bolts and 111 lb-ft for brake caliper anchor plate bolts

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Thanks for the info

[@jaandel1]

GREAT video i have the same model but i got confused the car is in parking podition but after try to spin the roter doest move like to be jam>>> any advise that is normal all tires are the same

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Do you have the emergency brake set? That will keep the rear brakes set.

[@jaandel1]

@@becausestuffbreaks nope the emergency brake is off I tried move the tire but it's not smooth as yours so I amot sure it'd that is normal.. also I switch engine on and the same ....I did test my f150 and yes you can move your tire .. also I found a little resistance

[@reelsworld6661]

Very informative video. Thanks for sharing.

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Thanks for watching!

[@djdeks21]

What are the rotor sizes for the front and back? I have the same exact explorer

[@PaulMcLove]

Super‼️ 👍😉😀

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Thanks!

[@aahl2000]

Great video, Where did you get the caliper press tool set from?

[@becausestuffbreaks]

Rented it from AutoZone

[@socalgrownled1446]

amazon or you can rent from oreillys or auto zone

[@bryantlee1981]

You can get the tool for 20 on Amazon

[@elcheve718]

Please what size you purchased 325 mm or 350 mm

[@socalgrownled1446]

no torque wrench....yikes!

[@becausestuffbreaks]

People can look that up. What a concept!

[@DavidSorum-nq8mx]

Way to long I get it but speed it up bro

[@becausestuffbreaks]

I understand. One of my older videos. Thanks for watching!