How to replace the Rear Brake Calipers 2015 - 2020 Ford F-150 🚗

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⚙️ NEEDED CARPARTS AND PRODUCTS
Brake pads: https://carparts.solutions/RearBrakeP...

Threadlocker: https://carparts.solutions/Threadlocker

Silicone grease

Brake caliper: https://carparts.solutions/RearBrakeC... and https://carparts.solutions/RearBrakeC...

Brake cleaner: https://carparts.solutions/BrakeCleaner

Copper grease

💪 TIGHTENING TORQUES
Brake caliper mount bolts: 181 Ft-lbs

Slide pin: 24 Ft-lbs

EPB actuator holding bolts: 9 Ft-lbs

Banjo bolt: 26 Ft-lbs

Wheel lug nuts: 150 Ft-lbs

🛠 TOOLS
The toolbox recommended by CARPARTS.COM to repair your Ford F-150: https://carparts.solutions/ToolBox

List of the tools we used to replace the Rear Brake Calipers on a Ford F-150:
Hydraulic jack: https://carparts.solutions/FloorJack
Jack stands: https://carparts.solutions/JackStands
13 mm wrench
17 mm wrench
5mm Allen key
Fork
Banjo shutter pliers
Small hook
Wheel lug wrench
13/16" socket
Torque wrench: 20 to 250 Ft-lbs https://carparts.solutions/TorqueWren... 100 to 600 Ft-lbs https://carparts.solutions/TorqueWren...
Ratchet
Flat head screwdriver
Torx T27 screwdriver
11 mm socket
21 mm socket
Fluid container
Hammer
Cloth

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🛻 COMPATIBLE VEHICLES
The operation and tools displayed in the video should be available on the following vehicles :
2015 Ford F-150
2016 Ford F-150
2017 Ford F-150
2018 Ford F-150
2019 Ford F-150
2020 Ford F-150

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⚠️ CARPARTS.COM'S INFOS
Here’s a tip! You can limit brake fluid leakage during this operation by plugging both sides of the banjo bolt with banjo shutter pliers.

When replacing a brake caliper, you need to bleed the brake fluid system to remove air from the system.

Once the operation is completed, you'll need pump slowly on the brake pedal a few times until feeling a strong resistance from the pedal. The aim being to bring the brake pads closer to one other.

🚨 DISCLAIMER
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📚 CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro + how to pull up your F-150
0:24 Retract the EPB
0:51 Remove the banjo bolt
1:23 Remove the caliper from the mount
2:34 Remove the caliper mount
3:12 Put the brake caliper mount back + tightening torque
3:44 Put the brake pads back
4:08 Put the brake caliper back + tightening torque
5:28 Screw the brake hose back + tightening torque
6:05 Bleed the brake fluid system
6:19 Clean the brakes + reactivate the EPB
6:47 Put your F-150 on the ground