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How do you replace the rear brake pads on a 1995 Lincoln Continental?

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you need to use a rear brake caliper piston turning tool... you can't use the push method... the piston have to be turned as they screw out as the pads wear. i found out the hard way.. i broke 2 c-clamps...

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