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How about a picture of the damage?
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I’ll check rockauto, but the fronts are different than the rears and the only kits like that I found like that were for the front. 15mm front, 13mm rear.
got it out though..
got it out though..
Oh, I was going to say metric bells.
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Less expensive than McMaster Carr too
Interesting. My pads didn't come with new bolts. Assumed OP was doing pads.You could just buy a set of pads..........
Autozone has them and can ship....
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Front Brake Caliper Bolt - Find the Right Part at the Right Price | AutoZone https://share.google/1deSZFPRwzUgTr8ie
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Ended up going to a hardware store and picked up some new ones. Ford did confirm that OEM rear brake pads come with new bolts, but $130. I shoulda went OEM.
They don’t sell bolts or pins by themselves for the rear. If you want pins, you need a new caliper bracket, which the dealership sells for $180. They sell a pin and bolt kit for the front only. Super lame ford!
I was doing new pads, I went off the 48 lbs per ft like I did the first time I changed them. Never realized it was only 22. oops, a fun mistake.
They don’t sell bolts or pins by themselves for the rear. If you want pins, you need a new caliper bracket, which the dealership sells for $180. They sell a pin and bolt kit for the front only. Super lame ford!
I was doing new pads, I went off the 48 lbs per ft like I did the first time I changed them. Never realized it was only 22. oops, a fun mistake.
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