2015 to 2020 F150 Rear Brakes Replacement Manual Parking Brake with all Tools Needed
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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A complete remove and replace for 2015 to 2020 Ford F-150 Rear Brakes with the manual Parking Brake.
A full list of sockets and tools are included with the step by step instructions
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Finally something that won’t break down, nor disappoint on a dyno. A Ford
It spent the past month getting fixed from a Ford Tech screw up.
@@DJsClassicGarage Great, which motor is in it. 2.7, 3.5, 5.0. They hit a sweet spot years ago with the 7.3 turbo diesel and the 4.6 v8. Too bad emissions and HP race killed both good
@@gcanada3005 3.5 Eco boost. It is an animal. Pulled my charger through mountains and got 15 mpg.
Moron mechanical screwed up charge pipe and the coil packs. Cracked a plug.
Dennis is so smart and chill when he’s in his element ❤
@@DJsClassicGarage They are ignorant on the power. It’s ridiculous really, unfortunately you pay for it with less reliability. Only thing I’ve driven more nuts was a new F250 6.7 diesel with a delete and chip in performance mode. It was insanely fast. Step on it at 50mph and the back end breaks loose in 2wd. It was at that point overpowered. Again you give up reliability for it. I know fleet guys that used diesels for decades who no longer see it as worth it. Just use gas instead.
Truck looks good! I remember the difference between trucks down south and up here in the NE... No rust that I can see. I've been witness to a few brake changes in my life, but never wanted to attempt them myself. I may use this video as a guide next time I need brakes done. I'll mention you in my obituary. I have a Toyota, though. I heard those things can stop with no brakes.
Southern cars do as many miles or more as we do in kilometres there is such a difference. I hear this guy who sells cars in the south with “only” 200000 miles. That’s 320k KM’s. Your car is finished here at that point.
LOL ! I just had to re-watch .. thought we were changing a tire !
Yeah, yeah, yeah but what about replacing a petcock?
I still remember the good old days when mechanics didn’t wear gloves. Their hands hard as rock and never clean. What happened to this world
We've evolved.
@@DJsClassicGarage mechanics used to hold sandwiches by the corner and throw that part out it was so dirty . Sad what we’ve become
IM SURPRISED THE TRUCK DIDNT EXPLOE WHEN YOU TOOK THE TIRE OFF.... BEING A FORD AND ALL. I HOPE ALL IS WELL, IM THE SURE FRONT TIRES CAME OFF WHEN YOU TEST DROVE IT, AND CRASHED INTO SOMETHING.
CHEVYS RULE....... FORDS DROOL
Great story bro
Why are you YELLING?
Why are you yelling you sound like 10 year old