Fix It Right! - Rear Brake Job

Fix It Right! - Rear Brake Pad Replacement (S1E10)
Demonstrated on a 2008 Ford F150 Pickup
In this video, we demonstrate the process of replacing the rear brake pads on a Ford F150 truck, which uses four-wheel-disc braking. This vehicle also uses a disc/drum hybrid setup for the rear brakes, with the drum portion used for the emergency brake. This is a popular DIY repair project, as disc brakes are mechanically straightforward and have a minimal number of component parts.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please read the disclaimer text at the start of the video before attempting anything shown therein. Take your time, take care, and be safe!
About the "Fix It Right!" video series:
"Fix It Right!" is a series of how-to videos intended to give do-it-yourselfers basic instructions on proper vehicle repair and maintenance. All of our videos show real repairs being performed on real vehicles by real technicians in a real auto shop. (Repairs are filmed and shown with the permission of the vehicles' owners.)
Although there may be more than one way to perform any particular repair (and in many cases there are lots of ways!) we try to focus on the methods that will be safest and most expedient for DIYers with limited access to tooling and equipment.
We will also occasionally be showing repair processes that are too complex or dangerous for DIY, or require specialized tooling, expertise, equipment, and/or certifications. Those episodes will
highlight the importance of hiring a professional auto technician for tasks that are not DIY-friendly, and demonstrate why such tasks are best left to professionals.
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[@michaelwenman2348]

informative video..would suggest that you put some lube on your slide bolts as well.

[@jeremyknight9089]

NOT THE RIGHT WAY!!!