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How to Remove a Rear Brake Caliper From a Ford Explorer

Applies to: FORD EXPLORER (2003)

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2003 Ford Explorer

Pull Tip: Do a thorough inspection of the caliper once you remove (see video for more details).

Estimated Pull Time: 30 Minutes

Recommended Tools

  • Flathead screwdriver at Pull-A-Part Flathead Screwdriver
  • 10mm Wrench
  • 14mm Wrench

Instructions

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    Press in on caliper piston using flathead screwdriver

  • 2

    Remove line from back using 10mm wrench

  • 3

    Remove fasteners that attach caliper to bracket using 14mm wrench

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