How To Replace Rear Brake Rotors and Pads – Jeep Wrangler JK (2007-2018)
What Is Needed?
Replacing the rear brake pads on your JK is an easy task but, does require a decent amount of tools. The tools and materials you will need are:
Brake Rotors
Brake Pads
Jack
Jack Stands
Torque Wrench
Pry Bar
Brake Adjustor Tool
15mm Wrench
18mm Wrench and Socket
13mm Wrench and Socket
Ratchets
Extensions
Needle Nose Pliers
Clamp
Scrap Wood
Wire Wheel / Wire Brush
Red Thread Locker
Anti-Seize
Brake and Caliper Grease
Penetrating Oil
Brake Cleaner
Rags
Oil Pan
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PRODUCTS
We've been using this jack for many years and it's still going strong.
We have since replaced these stands but I had no issues with them.
All the jack stands in the shop have been replaced with this model. We love the locking pin.
I have the older model. We always try to torque bolts down to spec when possible.
A simple tool but, a better option than using a screwdriver to adjust drum brakes.
When the service manual calls for thread locker. Use it!
For the times you want to be able to remove hardware in the future.
We use this penetrating oil all the time to remove corroded hardware.
Used to remove wax, oil and grease from parts.
Can't even explain how valuable these are with any job.
Open drain pans have a large openings which can help keep spilled oil to a minimum.