How to replace rear brake pads and discs - Ford Focus III

In this video you will learn how to replace rear brake pads and discs in FORD FOCUS mk3
With this step by step video you can do it at home using all common tools. And you’re goint to save a ton of money and fell proud that you’re fix your own car.
Tools:
13mm socket for brake carrier bolts
7mm allen key for guide pins
Brake piston rewind tool
Brake anti seize grease
Brake silicone grease for guide pins
Brake cleaner
Warning! Older Ford cars may have different type of brake calipers, it means that you might have to use two types of rewind tool: Right hand and left hand threaded rewind tools
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[@32rime]

Thank you, excellent instructions! ❤

[@joedaniels255]

Good video! I'm going to order my parts right now and perform as soon as they arrive. Thanks!

[@CallistoAshus]

Thanks for citing the torque specs on the slide pins and bracket bolts. Converted = 26lb-ft on the pins and 52lb-ft on the bracket bolts

[@SimonSays__]

Good video!

[@jacksdad2001]

Great video thank you

[@Phil-1969]

Thanks 🙏

[@jonathanbraswell6179]

Thanks very helpful!

[@jacobgwilliam]

where did you get the bolts that torque to 70nm. I cant find them online

[@abisismael1343]

Thanks guys

[@vladimirantoniu2754]

The handbrake should be pulled up or no?

[@gavinzheng1486]

I want to know the torque for front barke both carrier bolts and guide pins

[@TheMirsad91]

Hi, can i use this grease for brake guide pins "ATE Plastilube" and for cylinder "ATE Bremszylinder" ?

[@carsguidediy]

Hi there, sure you can.
Regards ;)