[BigScott5150]

I am new to fords and am a little stumped. The problem is the rear calipers. They are frozen and i'd like to fix or replace them. I can't seem to get the bolts loose. Can anybody tell me if there is a special tool for taking them off. Short of breaking something I just can't seem to remove them. If anybody can give me tips or tricks it would be greatly appreciated.

thank you

[helipilot]

could be if there locked up real tight putting more pressure on the bolts you could try cracking the bleeder open to relieve some pressure then try removing the bolts.

[Mustang Nazi]

Rear breaks are a little more difficult than front breaks because they don't get changed as offten.
The bolts just loosen just like the front breaks. By the way. Righty tighty, lefty loosey

[BigScott5150]

thanks for the replies. i just didn't know if there was something i was missing because i'm new to the mustangs.
on the righty tighty, lefty loosey: got that one covered, lol! thanks

[Pro Mustang]

You might need to know that you need a special tool to puch the caliper piston back in. It needs to turn while you are pushing. Autozone will let you use the tool just need a credit card. They bill you for the tool and then when you bring it back they do a full refund. I just bought the tool set cause I am always working on something.