How to Replace Parking Brake Shoes 2009-2011 Ford F-150

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This video shows you how to install new parking brake shoes on your 2009-2011 Ford F-150. For drum brakes and parking brakes, shoes will eventually need to be replaced.
This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2009 Ford F-150
2010 Ford F-150
2011 Ford F-150
2012 Ford F-150
2013 Ford F-150
2014 Ford F-150
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• Needle Nose Locking Pliers
• T30 Socket
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• Torque Wrench 1aau.to/oaRG/1A...
• Brake Grease
• Brake Parts Cleaner
• Cloth Rags 1aau.to/oGP/1AX...
• Copper Anti-Seize
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• Safety Glasses
• Floor Jack 1aau.to/oafA/1A...
• Hammer
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• Large C-Clamp
• Wheel Chocks
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[@juliovelazquez5586]

You made it so easy on how to get it done.
Thanks

[@emilbratten681]

Good job! Brakes can be a pain especially if you don't have a 3rd hand, or C clamp

[@SCROWMD]

Well I have to say that is is nearly impossible to get that pin and clip together without pulling the axles to replace those parking brake shoes.I could not even fit a finger in the space between the hub and shield.You are a magician to be able to do that so easily. Prepare to spend at least an hour trying. I'd like to meet the genius designed that set up.

[@gbasplen]

The C-clamp and vise-grips are a great idea

[@fdlb99]

Awesome very good instructions

[@jdimeo1966]

What is the minimal thickness for the brake shoe? Getting ready to replace pads and rotor and would like to make sure the parking brake shoes are still within acceptable use range. If not, will replace them while I'm at it.

[@emilbratten681]

Have you ever used "fluid film to help prevent rust?

[@richardstone5241]

These things don't require service very often and therefore RUST and DIRT becomes an issue. They should be THOROUGHLY cleaned (including the rust). I ALWAYS replace the hardware with new parts!

[@leahmwangi1198]

I suspect that you are chris fix

[@schifoso]

Looks like a repeat.

[@FishinFreak21]

So this is rear brake not a parking brake. The parking brakes a pin. Correct me if I’m wrong

[@gbasplen]

It is both. He worked on the parking brake shoes first then the rear brake pads around the 17 minute mark

[@paulsmith9341]

This is a parking brake if you have disc brakes. The drum is built into the "hat" of the brake disc.
A newer car can have rear disc brakes with a smaller parking brake caliper working on the same rotor.