Ford F8RZ-1125-CA
Rotor

The procedure to service the rear brake disc starts with loosening wheel nuts then raising the vehicle and supporting it before taking out the wheel. The first step involves detaching the parking brake cable by feeling the lever back and pulling the cable from the lever before removing the conduit retaining clip and finally removing the cable and conduit. The next step requires detaching the caliper with its anchor plate assembly while keeping it away from the brake hose to avoid damage. Disc out the brake disc through proper removal that also excludes any provided retainers. The new brake disc installation requires its placement on the hub followed by retainer instillation if the system includes retainers. Follow these steps when reinstalling the parking brake cable by first attaching cable and conduit followed by securing cable retaining clip and then pulling back the parking brake lever to complete with connecting cable to parking brake lever.

Service or repair operations on the rear brake rotor/disc should start with loosening the wheel nuts and subsequent vehicle lift before wheel removal. The parking brake cable service requires steps including pulling back the parking brake lever to disconnect cable from lever, removing conduit retaining clip and finally taking out cable and conduit. After disassembly of the caliper and anchor plate assembly users must set these parts aside and secure them to avoid brake hose damage before removing the brake disc together with any present retainers. The complete installation process involves fitting the brake disc as well as any equipped retainers while following the steps of cable and conduit installment, cable retaining clip security then pulling back the parking brake lever for cable attachment to the parking brake lever.

For installation, reverse the removal procedure.

Remove the brake disc, taking out any retainers if equipped.

Begin by loosening the wheel nuts.