Usually the rear pads or brake shoes depending on whether or not the back brakes are disc or drum brakes will last 2 times longer the the front brakes. 75% of your braking is done by the front brakes. For example, if you have 60,000 miles and your front pads need to be replaced the rear ones will only be about 1/2 worn out.
If you are talking about the brake sensors then it is time to replace the front brake pads. You should also check the rears while you are at it. When replacing the front brake pads you will also need to change the sensors also.
19 mm front 14 rears and 45 for hex key
EBD: Electronic Brake Distribution (or Electronic Brake-force Distributor) - alters how much of the brake force goes to the front and how much to the rear. Cars always have more braking on front as if the rears lock before the front then the car will spin. How much braking you can do with the rears depends on how much weight is in the vehicle so EBD dynamically adjusts this balance. Without it, the manufacturer sets up the balance so the rears don't lock when the vehicle is empty which is less braking than is possible when the vehicle is full.
Are a part of the hub assembly on the front Cost @ 400+ to repair one side! Rears are more like a traditional drum brake system type Haven't had to replace those
18psi in the front tires, 26psi in the rears.
common problems include ABS wheel speed sensors on both front wheels or also the rears.
My '04 has 108,573 miles on it and the rears are still original. The fronts were replaced at 93,580.
If you are new to doing drum brakes, then remove the drums on both rears and do one side while looking at the other side for reference.
they are 6.75 inches{front&rears}
if it's the rears and not the spoiler light then u just pull the carpeting back and twist the bulbs out if it's the spoiler brake lighgt then u should be able to either pop it open or it should have a screw or two to undo
Have you checked the proportioning valve?
Turn signal bulbs are in both front and rear of the vehicle.See "Related Questions" below for specific instructions for both fronts and rears.