1996 Rear Brake Replacement - with Pictures and Tips (1 Viewer)

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Had intentions of just replacing Rotors when putting on New Tires (Yokohama Geolander A/T 285/75R16)
Midwest Living therefore buy Zinc coated Rotors - see picture below
Went with the Akebono Pads (Toyota Family Company & OEM Supplier to Lexus - and Jeep Cherokee too, but lets keep that Quiet.
Raybestos Zinc Calipers - Priced Right & Rebuilds of OEM - I know its like Tackling a Parapaplegic or Slapping your Mother....but chill out Purists

The First Caliper - Snapped Slide Bolt - Pads Seperated...I immediately headed to Computer
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Uneven Wear - Sign that Caliper Body is not Floating on Pins as it should - Usually Corrosion Issue
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RockAuto.com hard to beat - Always Google the 5% Coupon
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Trick - Painters Tape works Perfect for Protecting E-Brake Shoes\
Then coated everything with Fluid Film - Grease of the Gods
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On Went New Coated Raybestos Rotor $25 each
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Finished Up with These
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Then the New Meats
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Filled the Brake Reservoir then Bled Brakes till Fluid was clear, Torqued to 90 Ft/lbs and took it for a Spin.
Expected tires to Hum, but they are dead Quiet.
They were $800 for the Set and Arrived in 2 days from Wal*Mart (Shipping Included)
**China*Mart mounts tires for $15 each if you have receipt that you purchased from them. I highly Recommend you watch the $12/hr Installer and ask lots of questions so nothing is Overlooked. I've been very lucky, but I pay attention.
 
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Nice work cruiser fan!

except the choice of certain parts... nuns will die

Never thought of fluid film on the park brake guts. Have you done that before?
 
Had intentions of just replacing Rotors when putting on New Tires (Yokohama Geolander A/T 285/75R16)
Midwest Living therefore buy Zinc coated Rotors - see picture below
Went with the Akebono Pads (Toyota Family Company & OEM Supplier to Lexus - and Jeep Cherokee too, but lets keep that Quiet.
Raybestos Zinc Calipers - Priced Right & Rebuilds of OEM - I know its like Tackling a Parapaplegic or Slapping your Mother....but chill out Purists

The First Caliper - Snapped Slide Bolt - Pads Seperated...I immediately headed to Computer
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Uneven Wear - Sign that Caliper Body is not Floating on Pins as it should - Usually Corrosion Issue
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RockAuto.com hard to beat - Always Google the 5% Coupon
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Trick - Painters Tape works Perfect for Protecting E-Brake Shoes\
Then coated everything with Fluid Film - Grease of the Gods
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On Went New Coated Raybestos Rotor $25 each
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Very nice! What did you do about the broken bolt? Also, am I reading that the rotors were 25$ each? God dang that's a bargain.. Link? Bad ass job. Inspired me to do mine too. Thanx for sharing
 

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