How To Replace Front Brakes 2008 Mercury Grand Marquis / Ford Crown Victoria
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2020
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Come along as I show you how to replace rear brakes 2008 Mercury Grand Marquis / Ford Crown Victoria
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Excellent video. Perfect narration. Clear camera work. Very thorough and understandable. I appreciate your recap at the end. This will make my brake pad job much easier. Thanks!!!
could you tell me the torque specs. for the 4 bolts please
Awesome video thanks for sharing. It's very educational.
Thanks for watching
🔧 🔩 🏆 I looked at several UA-cam videos showing how to replace the Panther platform (Ford Crown Victoria, Mercury Grand Marquis, Lincoln Town Car) brakes for years 2003-2011 and Jim's how-to is the best. In all his videos he always has a camera on a tripod, his narration and explanation of what he is doing is clear and complete, and there is no annoying "background music" the amateur video makers like to use. It's annoying. As he points out, you need to clean out and re-grease the slider pins that control the piston on the caliper. Many people ignore this and the sticky slides with old grease don't slide smoothly as they are designed to do. Jim is a pro! Thanks for taking the time to make a professional video for the home mechanic.