The Ford F-150 brake pads are a key component in the braking system as it applies friction and pressure to the brake rotors, which is what slows and stops the wheel. Once the wheels stops moving, so does the vehicle. Because of this, the F-150 brake pads undergoes extreme physical stress every time the brakes are applied and will eventually wear out, requiring regular replacement.
Ford F-150 Brake Pads Parts Questions & Experts Answers
A: Remove the brake fluid reservoir cap. Install new caliper slippers and V-springs with new brake pads. Loosen lug nuts, raise the vehicle's front, and support on jackstands. Apply parking brake. Remove wheels. Work on one brake at a time. Inspect Brake Disc. If machining is needed, remove the disc and pads. Push the piston back into its bore for new brake pads. Use a C-clamp. Ensure fluid in the master cylinder doesn't overflow. Follow the pad replacement procedure in the photos. Tighten caliper mounting bolts. Depress brake pedal to bring pads into contact with the disc. Check brake fluid level. Test brakes before normal use. For rear disc brake pads, repeat steps 8-11.