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Old 04-18-2009, 09:42 PM
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98 mountaineer brakes

I am going to be doing the brakes and rotors on my 98 mountaineer. I am going to be doing all four rotors and brakes. Is there anything special that I need to know before going into this? It is an all wheel drive mountaineer I have done brakes on cars but have never done them on trucks at all, is there any difference between them? Also do I have to replace the shoes for the parking break or does that work with the regular pads?
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Re: 98 mountaineer brakes

The parking brake shoes are separate from the regular pads. You should open the bleeders when compressing the calipers. Also consider flushing the brake fluid with fresh stuff.

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