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The brake pads on a 2004 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 are replaced by removing the wheels, unbolting the calipers, and taking out the brake pads. The caliper piston must be pressed back in before new pads are installed.
The manual for the 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 states that the torque on the front brake calipers should be set at 250 foot pounds. A proper torquing tool should be used.
pull the wheel, and the caliper, you do not have to pull the big nut in the middle. after pulling the caliper the rotor will slip right off.
NAPA says .748 is throw away thickness for a 2005 2500 15" wheel front rotor with Bosch caliper.
How do you remove the rear brake rotor on a 2005 Dodge Ram 2500?
That depends on the rim offset and caliper clearance. What offset is best.
With a "c" clamp or a large pliers.
Could be a frozen piston inside the caliper Could be a defective brake hose Could be a damaged (pinched) brake line
It is on a bracket next to the brake pedal.
we are having back brakes problems
Perhaps a bad master cylinder--return plugged or restricted As friction develops at rotors brake fluid expands and pushes back into master cylinder if return is restricted, expanded fluid will cause caliper piston to put pressure on rotor, essentially applying the brakes NOTE: I had same problem with front left and it was the Caliper, had to rebuild the caliper
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