I actually caught that issue before I got it back together. Mine has the ones with the ears on the inboard side at the pistons.
The bite from the pad is coming more so from the upper piston. On both sides of the car.
So for example, the piston across from the bleeder valve.
I recently performed a brake change on my vehicle. Following is what has been done since starting the fight.
Front and Rear Pads - Akebono ACT
Front and Rear Rotors - Brembo OEM Replacement
Front Driver and Front Passenger Side Calipers - Remanufactured Motorcraft Cores
Front Driver and...
Looking at the actual listings for parts, although the procedure calls for removal of the bracket. It looks like it isn't necessary to even remove the rear bracket, even if you're doing a rotor change. I may be able to avoid the entire thing all together, it'll just make cleaning the slide pin...
Yeah, that was my exact thought as well. 258 is a whole lot of force, and well above anything I've ever run into before. I was almost wondering if it was misprinted as ft-lb instead of NM. The most I've seen on rears is like 140.
I'm prepping for a Pads/Rotors on my '18 Expedition Max, in addition to the all too common driver side valve cover. In preparation for the valve cover, I got a subscription for AllData, and decided to do check the Torque Specs for the Brakes.
That being said, it's listing the following...
To close this out, I elected to go with the rebuild. There was a short period of time where I was going to go with a Factory New replacement, however, after submitting the order for the transmission, FORD cancelled the order. I was quoted $3600 for the unit, however, according to the dealer...
So there was a little delay on me actually getting to truly give them a try, I had to have the transmission rebuilt within a few weeks of having the tires put on. Since having that done, I've had a little time to drive the vehicle with the new tires.
Dry pavement conditions I didn't notice...
From what I’ve gathered, the Ford Remans and New replacements carry the same warranties, however, depending on where it’s installed it affects the labor coverage. I’ve heard 3yr/100k miles and 3yr/unlimited miles; and that labor is covered 100% with a dealer install; and then I’ve heard $50/hr...
Nobody has been able to give me a solid or definitive answer. I just spoke with a local Ford dealer, and even they couldn’t guarantee it.
They stated that they would believe that it would be the updated unit, seeing as the last digit in the transmission has updated twice since the manufacturer...
My CDF Drum has gone out on my ‘18 Expedition.
I’ve gotten several quotes for repair and replacement. My biggest hangup on the decision is whether or not the new or remanufactured transmissions come with the updated CDF Drum, Torque Converter and other updated parts; or if it’s a gamble...
I wound up pulling the trigger on the Michelin’s. They get installed Friday.
Mopar is running a buy 3 get 1 for $1, so it was a hell of a deal. Plus there’s an active rebate for them too, not sure if it’ll go through, but I’m gonna give it a shot. Also throwing a set on the wife’s Wagoneer...
We got hit pretty good the last two days.
The ice skate like tires were very note worthy on the highway last night.
I’m really looking at the Michelin’s and the Goodyear Weatheready 2’s (they’re similar to the Goodyear tread we run on our cars at work, and they’re very tacky. Less mileage...
I’ve been having this exact issue, but I have a feeling it’s a fluid breakdown issue. My ‘18 limited just hit 88k. A few thousand miles ago I was dealing with some cooling issues on the engine (bad heater hoses); and these issues started showing up around that same time.
Has anyone tried a...
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