How to Replace Front Brakes 05-12 Ford Escape
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace your own worn, squeaky, fading old brakes. This video is applicable to 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12 Ford Escape
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Did anyone else notice how when they put the new rotor on the wheel hub assembly was magically replaced.
I have a question but first, Andy, I just want to say thank you so much for making these videos! I have the same exact car - 2012 ford escape 🫶 and when I was down and out, when it rains, it pours! My fuel injector needed to be replaced. I was getting 1800, 2300 estimates because of the location- and i truly think its because i had no idea what was what and told them that. Anyways. I found your video and followed your directions.... paid 31 dollars for the part and did it myself. After that, I started paying attention to my car and how things worked , when what needed to be changed and since 2018, only I have done the work on my car based solely off of your videos. I'm able to take mostly everything under my hood apart, change it out and properly put it back thanks to you! So thank you again! I have to do my brakes and rotors tomorrow, of course I ordered my parts from 1A auto and I am beyond excited to do it. BTW shipping was super fast! I ordered the stuff and within the hour I got the email hey your stuff is on the way, pure happiness! If anyone actually reads this long story (I'm sorry!) But I'm wondering, after doing the brakes and rotors, do I bleed the brakes? Is it the last step ? And then i pump the brake?
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It’s a 9mm Allen wrench not 7 I’ve been sitting here trying to figure it all out
Thank you for the video. I did my first brake job myself.
So you used a 7mm Allen socket to take the slide bolts off, but a 6mm to put them on?
I always remove the brake fluid cap before compressing the caliper back in. Enjoyed the video though. Have a blessed day!
You should open the bleeder valve when compressing the piston or else you will be pushing burnt fluid from the caliber back into the master.
Thanks 1A Auto, I was able to do my brakes after studying your video. One note I would add for those attempting it themselves - my car was "stuck" unable to reverse or go forward likely because of the caliper piston compression. I ran "abs service bleed" using Forscan software and was immediately able to drive the car after that service procedure.
Why would I buy a caliper hanger when I have a whole closet full of clothes hangers think about that everybody that reads this comment
+Maidenlord 666 Thanks for the tip!
At 12:50 you said you were going to use the 6mm Allen to put it back in, however, when you initially took the calipers off it was a 7mm allen socket. No biggie but just wanted to point it out.
Mine is 9mm. Wot the heck
ha ! I got that too..
dam! I hope mines 7mm
thats because its actually a T45 torx head. you could probably work 7-9mm allens on it
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This is a well favored demonstration
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Don't get the slide pin grease on the pads like he did on the inside pad 😅😅
9mm Allen socket for 2008 ford escape hybrid
If I'm bleeding the brakes on a 2005 Ford Escape Hybrid is it absolutely necessary to buy a fancy scanner? Can I just bleed them like a regular car??
Thanks for torque specs!
I thought u had to open brake valve when compressing caliper or you can damage and sensor
Also, you need to seat the pads which u can google
I always add a little grease to the bracket so the pads slide
Looks like you ran into the same problem I had, where the clips on the back of the piston-side pad are too wide to fit into the bore of the piston. I had this problem with a few different brands of pads, I just pinch them down with a big pair of pliers and it all seems to fit fine.
You have to check whick type of piston to determine if you need the small or large clip. My XLT (and I believe the Limited) uses the small clips but to keep the mystery going I don't know which piston type they are...just guessed wrong and exchanged for the right ones. Maybe someone can add some knowledge to this.
At 11:35 you use the caliper compressor to push the piston in and then at 11:38 it’s gone… does the piston just stay in place once you compress it??
Andy is the mon!
08 needs a 9mm Allen wrench
I found out the hard way, after buying a set with a 7 mm only to find out the set didn’t include a 9 mm it was a long day !!!!
Yep had to make a 45 minute drive that just go get one the joys of living out in the middle of nowhere
Yep.. having a hard time.. I should came to the comments first..lol.. Luckily my set came with 9mm..
Great video but weren’t these grooved rotor put on right side should have been on left? Grooves going up and pointing towards rear?
I put a new caliper clip on that was provided with the new pads. I guess I didn't put on right or whatnot. It fell of while driving and is in no man's land now. Is it absolutely necessary to have it? I don't think I have the original hardware anymore
Thank you so much for the video ✊🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️
I too have called a caliper spring a piece of shit under my breath. Very honest how to mechanics video. 😂
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Is there a way to know if you have steel or phenolic pistons before you take them apart?
Watched a different video and I think I know the secret ...the steel piston has a larger bore...ie uses the large clip. The phenolic is much thicker and has a smaller bore...ie the smaller clip.....makes sense...
thanks.good instructipns
6 mm or 7 mm which is it?
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My car has 190,000 miles and i have never chnaged those.
He says 7mm Allen for the caliper slide bolts on removal. Then when installing he says 6mm Allen for the caliper slide bolts?
Steel or phenolic pistons ???
Thank you
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Do the clips come with the brake kit?
Is it necessary to vent the brake fluid cap and or bleed the line before pushing the caliper pistons in??
+Chris Medina Thanks for watching! You might want to pop open the cap, but you do not need to do any bleeding when following this procedure.
@@1AAuto Thanks!
The caliper slide pins won’t go back in. I’m doing exactly what you showed in the video. Any suggestions?.
Did you get it? you have to push till it slides in then turn your ratchet, make sure it's lined up
Move the caliper around while pushing the slide pin in until you feel it go in the hole then tighten.
When I pump the brakes after installation, does the engine have to be running?
+Mark Thanks for watching! No the engine does not need to be running when pumping the pedal.
that rotar is for the drivers side
LoL yep
On the '06 the caliper bolts are removed with a T45 Torx socket..not allen head. At least on the rear calipers.
I thought you had to change the brake fluid every time you change the brake pads.
2011 has 2 sizes of rotores ??????
How are these only $100 for a complete front set drilled/slotted and ceramic pads when it’s like $60 for just one front rotor at Autozone?
Mark up! They have to pay for those stores and employees
Probably ebay prices
my abs brakes wont shut off. do you know why???
Bad sensor or bad toner ring. You will need a scan tool to find out.
So first you said it was a 7mm bolt then when you re-assembled you said 6 mm. ????
It doesn’t happen every once in a while with me😂😂😂😂
7mm removes slide pin for 2009
2008 is 9mm pls read this before going to the store
Or 9mm I guess
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I love watching your how to videos, guys. You save my 🍑 too many times to count lol. Yall rock! 💪😎🫶
I love watching your how to videos, guys. You save my 🍑 too many times to count lol. Yall rock! 💪😎🫶
I love watching your how to videos, guys. You save my 🍑 too many times to count lol. Yall rock! 💪😎🫶
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