2017 Ford Fusion Front brakes and Rotor replacement
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Basic brake and rotor replacement on 2017 Ford Fusion Ecoboost.
Tools used:
Quinn 3/8 digital torque wrench
Quinn 3/8 rachet
7mm 3/8 allen socket
18mm 3/8 deep well socket
3/8 x 2" extension
CRC brake quiet lube
medium size flat head screwdriver
MADDOX Disc Brake Pad and Caliper Service Tool Kit
Camera men did great job.thx men
Excellent instruction and suitable for those individuals who already have basic mechanic's skills. Thank you
Thanks for taking the time to make a video. Very helpful, appreciate your efforts
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you made the job alot easier!!!!
Glad it helped!
I appreciate education.
Amazing, 6 year old car and no corrosion on brake and suspension components.
thinking of changing my own breaks. this helps alot. out where i am there is no service that can service my American Ford Fusion. the American standard for repair is crazy different that it is here in Europe. (in the EU theres a special document for all eu spec cards that has all the part codes for everything, without one a mechanic will not touch the vehicle. not even an official dealer.)
Yea in the US there is very little regulation for automotive repair especially if you repair your own vehicle.
Great video!
Thanks!
Great video! It helped a lot, thanks!
Glad it helped!
Thanks. The size was 10mm. I have a 2.7
Great video
Thanks!
When I went to take the backside screws out with the 7mm nothing caught. Am I missing something?
The guide pins are 7mm hex/Allen. If the 7mm slips it may have been rounded out from previous work. If this is the case it would be best to take to mechanic to get them removed and new ones installed.
Customer complained about vibrations and noice from a fairly new brake job. You only changed the pads and rotors. You did not clean the hub nor cleaned the caliper sliding pins? Customer will have the same problem in like 2-3 months….
Do you have to decompress?
Yes, that's what the Maddox brake tool kit is for or you can use c-clamps like old school. I prefer the brake tool as it is easier and insures the caliper goes straight.
Does front replacement need maintenance mode on?
No
No just rears
Great explanation. I'm thinking of changing my brakes myself. It seems pretty straight forward. Ive done very light self maintenance on cars before, would you say this is something a novice can do without much fuss?
Also, are there places that loan a tool? I dont have a piston presser or a torque bar.
I think a novice can do the work, but maybe have someone with skills double check or help. It's just a safety risk if not done correctly. Ad for loaner tools, most part stores do a loaner tool program. You actually pay for the tool when you get it, then they give full refund when you return it back. However the tool can be purchased at Harbor Freight for $39. Here is link to the one I use in video.
www.harborfreight.com/disc-brake-pad-and-caliper-service-tool-kit-11-piece-63264.html
@@EMaF_DIY Just did it today and was successful! Thank you for the step by step, it was VERY helpful
That's awesome to hear and the main reason I started making these videos. @@jeffreyavalos782
first of all, when you put in a new rotor, you need to lubricate the hub assembly to prevent burning rotor to it. so this video is a little mess for me
Great work! Best explanation I've seen yet!
Wow, thanks!