2004 Dodge Ram 2500 "disk brake bolt" Questions

brake off, and jack up this side of the car. Your car could have disk or drums as both are offered on some Dodges. Once the tire is off you will see if you have disk or drums brakes. If drums you will

brake disks are on),(remove & replace each disk one at a time.((( you'll need to use a c-clamp to push thye caliper all the way back))) THEN bolt the brake assembly back on(rotor should be between

...brake calliper bolts if you turn the wheel all the way, full lock, to the left to do the right disk and full lock to the right to do the left disk. 1. Apply handbrake, put blocks at the back wheels, ...

...settings on a Citroen C2 front disk brakes 56 plate changing brake disks and pads. Whats the torque setting on the bolts behind the disks I would go 40-45 FT Pounds and use a drop of LOCKTITE

...brake disk is held to the hub with a grub screw or two ,then the caliper is held on with one and a pivot or two sliding bolts ,sorry on this but i have never seen a aleo in spain ,anyway the brake ...

...disk brake in rear or drum ? disk have pads drums have shoes. ok if its disk then its real easy to change them take tire off after raising car and theres two bolts at the back of the calibur one top ...

...brake disk so here is how you do this job: 1 undo wheel nuts and jack the side up your changing first, put axle stands under to keep car raises whilst you take wheel off, dont leave on jack as this ...

...brake disk's, Replace the brake disks to solve the problem. Jack up the car, Take wheel off using a 17MM socket then remove the two bolts on rear of calliper then the two bolts on the calliper frame, ...

...disk. The brake rotor will be loose when the front tire is removed. The bolted on tire holds the disk tight against the hub. Check the brakes for thickness of the brake pads, check the brake rotors ...

...parking brake on a disk set up then you must remove the caliper bracket there are two 17mm bolts holding this on right behind the two 14mm bolts remove this and then spin the rotor/drum off to ...