OEM 2008 Ford Ranger Brake Pads

2008 Ford Ranger Brake Pads Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: How to service and repair brake pads on 2008 Ford Ranger?

  A: When servicing brake pads workers should only use clean brake fluid approved by the manufacturer yet they should discard previously drained fluid to protect against contamination and damage. A stable braking experience requires installing new brake shoes or pads together at both sides of an axle. As part of the brake fluid level check at the brake master cylinder reservoir you should drain fluid until the tank reaches half full if required. Separate the wheel from the tire before using a wrench to take away the brake caliper by removing the guide pin bolts while keeping the hose steady. Secure the caliper using mechanic's wire as support. Before proceeding check the anchor plate guide pins for proper movement then inspect the boot condition and replace them with new parts while applying silicone brake caliper grease according to specifications. Inspect the brake pads for wear together with indications of contamination while you check to see if the brake disc needs machining or replacement. Maintain pad lining material purity by eliminating the presence of brake fluid and grease and oil when installing brake pads while making use of all components supplied in the brake pads kit. Put in the new clips for the brake pads and insert the new pads into position, after which use a C-clamp together with a used brake pad to push the pistons into the caliper. It is essential to install brake caliper bolts starting from the bottom towards the top to prevent damage to guide pins and correctly position the caliper pin boots during installation. Fasten the caliper through the two guide pin bolts before tightening them to 36 Nm (27 lb-ft). After wheel replacement install the tire and master cylinder reservoir with clean fluid before testing brake function by a pressing of the pedal several times.