How Do You Change The Rear Brake Pads On A Dodge Durango?
Brake pads are an important part of your Dodge Durango’s braking system. They are the replaceable friction pads that pinch the brake disc or drum when the brakes are applied. You should replace the brake pads before they wear beyond a 1/4 inch, or risk damaging your Durango’s brake discs. Park your car on a level surface. Set the parking brake. Place blocks in front of the front tires so the car does not move while you are working on it. Raise the rear end of your car with your car jack. Remove the rear tire or wheel assembly. Slide the caliper off of the disc brake and suspend it near the disc brake with a small bungee cord or coat hanger. Suspend the caliper housing so that you do not damage the brake hose. Remove the inboard and outboard brake pads from the caliper. Also remove the top and bottom anti-rattle springs. Keep track of the springs because they are not interchangeable. Use a C-clamp to bottom, or align, the piston with the caliper bore. Put a piece of wood or an old brake
