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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / September 2006

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Replacing brakes on a '86 Mustang GT

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Xccel - 24 Sep 2006 04:59 GMT
Just bought a '86 5.0 Mustang and would like to re-do the front brakes
with all new Rotors, Wheel bearings, Calipers and pads. No problem on
replacing the calipers and pads. But what is the best step by step
procedure for removing and installing new wheel bearings on new
rotors??? What other tools and parts will I need?
.boB - 24 Sep 2006 06:03 GMT
> Just bought a '86 5.0 Mustang and would like to re-do the front brakes
> with all new Rotors, Wheel bearings, Calipers and pads. No problem on
> replacing the calipers and pads. But what is the best step by step
> procedure for removing and installing new wheel bearings on new
> rotors??? What other tools and parts will I need?

   It's a pretty standard procedure.  Hasn't changed on Fords since the 60's.  Doing
new parts is exactly the same as doing it with the old parts; no special procedures.
Pack the new bearings with quality grease.  Use a new seal.
    Do you have the factory service manual yet?  It's a bit expensive but you're
going to need it.

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