How to Replace Front Brakes and Rotors Ford Explorer 2006-2010

How to Replace Front Brakes and Rotors Ford Explorer 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010. How to change your brake pads Ford Explorer, Step by Step Tutorial on changing brake pads for your vehicle.
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[@garymagliocca2913]

Great video, no b.s., no blah blah blah! Right to the point and get it done! Thank you! 5 stars!

[@CS-xn6vb]

Agreed

[@gustavovega9921]

Excellent job and video. I will tackle my 2008 Mountaineer Thank you

[@olgaparra56]

Thank you Vin Diesel

[@backyardchevy328]

2nd comment ive gotten this week that said i sound like him lol....thank you🙂

[@chadheadley78]

Very helpful video. You did a nice job with the camera. It was easy to follow along. Thanks for taking the time to share!

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂 it really means a lot to me

[@markmurto]

Perfect video. No impact tools to tighten, like it should be.

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@carenperry5146]

there's no doubt you did a good job. but i usually sandpaper all the surfaces with 80 grit or something, get rid of all the orange rust. i might put some brake grease around the rubber seals of the caliper pistons. i just want it to be quiet when i brake. grease the bolts and the backing plates of the pads and the horns. you did all that. thanks for telling me the bolt sizes. very professional.

[@backyardchevy328]

Yea that would of been a good idea to add to it...thank you:)

[@jamesrippy1161]

Thank you so much for the refresher course this was really handy before I attempted to do this for only the second time in my life

[@colehoulden9127]

Nice shop cat. Very helpful video.

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@hqenjoi3215]

I too loved the shop cat! Whats its name?

[@albertgolbasarians7728]

Thanks for being so detailed, I’ve ordered all the parts and will be tackling this task hopefully on Saturday

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂 thats great! Hopefully all goes well. Good luck

[@oregongreen969]

Can't wait for the new Furious movie dude.

[@backyardchevy328]

Yea i watched it a couple days ago🙂👍

[@D.E94]

Great video bro, simple and easy.

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@ramonsaavedraalcantar4020]

Great video!!!!

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@ChrisPatrick8199]

As per usual, any damn cat has to get right into the middle of whatever its owner is doing! haha

[@billyaustin3877]

Thanks man, great job. Good information and easy to follow.

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@johnmegahan9607]

Great video.

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you so much:)

[@marcushunter9629]

Good job

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@scottellispainting]

Thank you! was really great of you to give the ft/lbs and socket sizes.

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@markmurto]

I think.100 ft.lbs on lugs is a bit high. I'll have to look at the book. Thought it was 80-90 max.

[@dlr713]

Just did my pads & rotors...very easy and simple instructions
Thanks you very much

[@backyardchevy328]

That's awesome🙂 thank you for the support

[@rudder727]

Were there any models that Ford sent out without the retention clips? My explorer does not have them and I dont see a part forthat model year

[@backyardchevy328]

U mean like the brake hardware that sits on the brake caliper bracket? if so just look it up as disc brake hardware kit

[@rudder727]

@@backyardchevy328 It was the first step.. the clips that hold the rotor in place. I guess they are not really needed since the tire will hold it in place but makes it easier putting it back together.

[@backyardchevy328]

@@rudder727 theyre universal but u can find em by searching push nuts...if u search say autozone in help section its part number 13441 or just type in dorman 13441

[@markmurto]

I too have not seen rotor retainers ever before, and worked on many cars. Just got a 2010 Exploder and about to do the brakes. It will be interesting to see if it has some. I did change out the piston springs. Much more pep now!

[@walterramirez797]

No entiendo q p 😕 🤷 dise

[@backyardchevy328]

Porque es en ingles?

[@gustavbabic5004]

I wanted to see a better image of where you put the jack stand. Looks like it is under the rear of the control arm, but cannot really tell.

[@backyardchevy328]

i place it at the crossmember which is that frame section that the rear part of the control arm bolts to.

[@gustavbabic5004]

@@backyardchevy328 Probably not at good idea to place them along the frame rail on a vehicle like that?

[@backyardchevy328]

@@gustavbabic5004 Placing em on the actual frame of the truck would be good

[@gustavbabic5004]

@@backyardchevy328 Thanks for the info.

[@gustavbabic5004]

@@backyardchevy328 I'm now subscrived

[@g3hd264]

I stripped these bolts what can I do?

[@backyardchevy328]

Which ones exactly the smaller ones holding the caliper or the bigger ones that attach the bracket

[@edcir5672]

@@backyardchevy328 hey where can I buy the bracket bolts

[@walterramirez797]

No.le entiendo nada lo que dise

[@backyardchevy328]

A ver si pronto lo puedo traducir al español