SOURCE: how to replace rear brake pads
Jack up car, remove wheel. There are two bolts that hold the caliper on. Remove these. Caliper comes off, take old pads out. There is a special tool to compress the piston back into the caliper (do not use a C Clamp on the rears.) Put new pads back on, re-install the caliper, and put the wheel back on. Pump the brake pedal until it is firm. Done.
SOURCE: Brake line for a ford taurus gl 3.0 v-6
most brake lines are 1/8"(0.125) suprised parts store couldnt cross reference for you generally you can buy the line prefab with all fittings the right bends and length alot easier to install hope this helps
SOURCE: 1995 Ford Taurus brake pad replacement
the piston need to be turn clock wise and push at the same time make sure when you turn it the rubber around the piston dont get damaged it stick to the piston and get torn before you turn just make sure it not sticking to the piston at the auto part store they sell the toll to turn the piston its cheap$$ hope it FIXYA our post thanks pierre
SOURCE: 2008 ford taurus problems
I would get a hold of someone in Ford customer service because you should have a 3years or 36,000mile warrenty on this car and you should not be having all the problems you are having I am a Ford man and I have had 6 taurus myself and never had any of the problems you are having and mine have all been bought used with previous owners. this is something I would like for you do for me and let me know open the driverside door and look at the build date and if it is somewhere around a holiday this maybe your problem cause at that time everyone is thinking about celebrating and not thinking about the quality of their work.
SOURCE: 2001 ford mustang rear brakes
not exactly sure of what your asking but they do have screw type calipers that use a special tool to screw them back into place. I have used needle nose vise grips.
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Edgar I have taken the car back to dealer several times complaining on a noise coming from the rear of the car. Told them it sounded like a scraping sound. Each time they told me they could not "duplicate" the noise. Now that I have a problem it is out of warranty (too many miles). I called the dealership and was told pretty much nothing they could do. I looked for th build date. Is in a code? I see 06/2008. Is that the build date?
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