So to summarize what Christian and Jefri said. First you need to create a te-tunnel than bypasses the link you'd like to protect. Than you need to instruct that link to use the te-tunnel as backup path. Last you'd configure the tunnel mpls traffic-eng fast-reroute bw-protect on the primary tunnel, what you did already, -to instruct the tunnel to try to find a bypass that could be used in case one of the links it passes (as instructed by the explicit path) fails.
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