Why do I need to replace my brake pads on my CJ 7?
Mud, dust, and small rocks get stuck on the rotors and act like sand paper on your Jeep’s brakes. Matt’s CJ-7 needed a brake job from just such exposure. We decided to replace the rotors along with the pads to completely freshen up the Jeep’s braking system. The old rotors were pretty chewed up from trail debris.
What are the brake hoses on a Jeep CJ 7?
Crown [ J5356598 ] Round End Front Brake Hose, 1976-78 Jeep CJ-5, CJ-7 with disc brakes, left or right side
When do you need to replace the brakes on a jeep?
After several seasons of off-roading your Jeep’s brakes will probably need replacing. Mud, dust, and small rocks get stuck on the rotors and act like sand paper on your Jeep’s brakes. Matt’s CJ-7 needed a brake job from just such exposure. We decided to replace the rotors along with the pads to completely freshen up the Jeep’s braking system.
How do you replace CJ front brake hub?
Put a small amount of grease onto the lug bolt’s threads. Using an open lug nut with the flat end in against a washer thread the nut until it pulls the lug all the way into the hub. Install the packed inner bearing into the back of the hub. Note: the inner bearing is identified by using smaller rollers and a larger diameter center.
Mud, dust, and small rocks get stuck on the rotors and act like sand paper on your Jeep’s brakes. Matt’s CJ-7 needed a brake job from just such exposure. We decided to replace the rotors along with the pads to completely freshen up the Jeep’s braking system. The old rotors were pretty chewed up from trail debris.
After several seasons of off-roading your Jeep’s brakes will probably need replacing. Mud, dust, and small rocks get stuck on the rotors and act like sand paper on your Jeep’s brakes. Matt’s CJ-7 needed a brake job from just such exposure. We decided to replace the rotors along with the pads to completely freshen up the Jeep’s braking system.
Put a small amount of grease onto the lug bolt’s threads. Using an open lug nut with the flat end in against a washer thread the nut until it pulls the lug all the way into the hub. Install the packed inner bearing into the back of the hub. Note: the inner bearing is identified by using smaller rollers and a larger diameter center.