How Do You Replace Rear ABS Brakes On A Jeep Liberty?
The Jeep Liberty is designed to exceed government standards for safety, specifically regarding stopping distance. To achieve compliance with these standards and provide a greater level of control throughout the braking operation, Jeep has included all-wheel disc brakes with ABS on every Liberty sold. Anti-lock braking systems require proper usage and maintenance to provide superior performance throughout the life of the vehicle. To properly maintain the rear ABS brakes, the brake pads should be replaced at the sign of wear. Loosen the rear-wheel lug nuts with the tire iron. Place the lifting jack beneath the frame of the Liberty near the rear bumper. Lift the vehicle and place jack stands beneath the Jeep’s frame. Remove the lug nuts and the wheels. With a 13-millimeter socket and ratchet, remove the two caliper bolts found on the rear side of the caliper near the rear wheel well. Pull the caliper from the rotor. Place a shallow bucket or drip pan beneath the brake. With an adjustable
