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Diagram (1 of 1): Rear Suspension - Brake Components
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- 1MSRP: $133.32 Your Price: $86.631
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G2MZ-2V552-BRM
Remanufactured Caliper Assembly - Brake Less PadsCaliper- Part Notes: Disc Brakes
- Location: Passenger Side
MSRP: $97.82 Your Price: $60.501 - 3GU2Z-2V553-GRM
Remanufactured Caliper Assembly - Brake Less PadsCaliper- Part Notes: Disc Brakes
- Location: Driver Side
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MSRP: $154.86 Your Price: $111.941 - 4
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MSRP: $1058.46 Your Price: $774.00
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MSRP: $66.65 Your Price: $45.071
MSRP: $93.82 Your Price: $55.991
- MSRP: $35.76 Your Price: $25.851
MSRP: $53.09 Your Price: $34.02
OEM 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage Parts for Parking Brake
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Brake Pads Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage
- Q: How to service and repair the rear brake pads on 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage?A: In order to change rear brake pads, drain off half of the brake fluid in the master cylinder. Change worn off pads in complete axle sets and examine wear. Take out the caliper, rewind the piston and machine or change the disc as required. Change pads and slippers, make sure that they are fitted in the right position then replace the caliper.