The brake rotors are located remain the wheels.
Provided you are working on a front spin/CD, unbolt and remove the caliper mounting bracket from the CD.3. Remove the grease cap, wheel bearing and spindle nuts and the outer rotate bearing with its washer; all this is only needed for a front disc on a two-wheel drive model.4.
Instructions
1. Up thrust the F150 on either the front or rear deadline and facilitate it on jack stands. Remove the circle for the brake CD that needs replacing.
2. Unbolt and remove the brake caliper with a wrench and assemble positive the caliper doesn't hang by its hose (hanging it with a forceful wire is first).A rotor or CD on the Ford F150's braking operation can shift scratched or worn down over age, or it may establish fathomless grooves provided you drove it with wick brake pads. You exigency to alternate a scratched, grooved or worn down rotor. The F150 does application CD brakes on all four wheels, so you may require to interchange a rotor on either the front or rear wheels. The exact disposal of changing might vary on older models of the F150 (ones unreal prior to 1997)
Slip the brake rotor off of the axle studs.
5. Slip the new brake rotor onto the axle studs. It may help to temporarily thread the wheel's lug nuts onto a few of the studs to hold the rotor in place.
6. Reconnect the grease cap, wheel bearing and spindle nuts, outer wheel bearing with its washer and caliper mounting bracket if you have changed a 2WD front disc. Reconnect the brake caliper with its bolts.
7. Remove the lug nuts from the rotor if you placed them there, then reconnect the wheel and lower the truck.
