rear brakes

Hello all, I recently had my rear disks and pads replaced by a Ford shop, not a dealer. I probably could have done this myself, but I was pressed for time and it's my only vehicle. In the mornings, as I exit my driveway (while driving in a forward position), I'm getting a knocking noise from...

I have a 92 explorer and the retaining pin for the brake shoes has pulled out from where it sits. Is there an easy way to fix this??

I replaced my brake pads and rotors - and my e-brake shoes - on my 2000 Ford Explorer 4WD. At first all was fine, but then I started getting a really obnoxious whump whump whump sound from my right rear every time I brake. Its frequency is related to the speed of the truck, and it stops as soon...

So I replaced the rear brakes the other day, I took some pics, and this won't be a "formal" write-up but it will give some advice! The brakes are 4 wheel disc, so that can be helpful info as you read Disclaimer: I am not responsible for your vehicle not stopping, going, or the damage you do...

Thanks to you guys, I just replaced my own front brake pads. Never knew it was so easy. Question is - are the rear pads just as easy? (on a 2003 explorer sport 2dr 2WD XLT) Or is there something more involved? Thanks