DIY Front Brake Pad Replacement on Ford Transit Connect | Step-by-Step Tutorial

🔧 Ready to tackle your Ford Transit Connect front brake pad replacement? In this comprehensive step-by-step tutorial, we guide you through the entire process, making it easy for both beginners and experienced DIYers to confidently change their brake pads.
🚗 Whether you're looking to save money on labor costs or just want to learn more about your vehicle, our tutorial covers everything you need to know. From gathering the right tools and materials to safely jacking up your van and removing the old brake pads, we've got you covered.
👨‍🔧 No need to be a professional mechanic - we break down each step in detail, so you can follow along easily. Save money, gain confidence, and keep your Ford Transit Connect running smoothly with this hands-on brake pad replacement tutorial.
📌 Remember to consult your vehicle's manual and follow safety guidelines. If you have any questions or need clarification on a step, leave a comment, and our community or the creator will be happy to help.
🛠️ Ready to get started? Hit play now and give your Ford Transit Connect the brake maintenance it deserves! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with fellow DIY enthusiasts. Happy wrenching! 🔧🔩🚗
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[@woodstockpaul6066]

The best brake video on UA-cam! No talking, just simple action. Thanks!

[@Dsho7]

NASCAR Brake replacement. SWEET!!!

[@Ronick-Q-46]

I will be doing the job shortly, I will clean the bracket and grease the ends of the pads,
then clean and silicone grease the slide pins before torquing them, clean and slightly grease the hub so the wheel doesn't stick onto it, that's just my way of doing it.

[@DuckDoner]

I thought I was putting on these rotors wrong because mine kept moving like his were and I am pissed off the fact that I have to put all this back on because I did do it the correct way

[@EmmaMateoRealityShow]

Hey thanks for the video I have one question what kind of tool you used for the caliper pins ?

[@fixallandmore]

Hi
The sliding pins are Hex 7(allan) bolts

[@EmmaMateoRealityShow]

@@fixallandmore thank you for your reply

[@enolaget2975]

what is missing is how rusty brake-pad pins are stuck and hard to remove with T-45 Torx. need a prybar and some patience. Rotors need some precise hammering to break them loose too. Heat on the 18 MM bolts that hold the calipers was necessary to back and forth crank those puppies out because they are stuck in place with Loctite. Also, wheels on a Transit are not always easy to get off the hub. Whacks with a sledge on the tire are the only way mine (2015) come off

[@johnscotland3744]

To many hammers involved in your work by the sounds of it. You'd be the last guy to work on my connect. 😂 Also rotors are for helicopters bro. I think you mean brake disks

[@cazzab999]

Some explanation of what you are doing would be nice and perhaps change the camera angles occasionally. Very rushed for someone who is hoping to use it as a guide. You're clearly very good at what you do, but a bit quick for the less proficient mechanic. Thanks anyway though. .