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2001 Ford Explorer Brake Caliper, Backing Plate, Brake Line

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Diagram (1 of 1): Rear Suspension - Brake Components
2001 Ford Explorer Rear Brakes Diagram
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  • Ford F7LZ-2M101-AA Bolt
    F7LZ-2M101-AA
    Bolt
    • Part Notes: Used to attach ECU to HCU
    • Require Quantity: 4
    • Package Quantity: 4
    • Callout Name: 2M101
    MSRP: $7.39 Your Price: $5.64
  • F5TZ-3020-A
    Bumper
    • Part Notes: RH & LH, Standard suspension
    • Location: Passenger Side & Driver Side
    • Require Quantity: 2
    • Package Quantity: 1
    • Callout Name: 3020
    MSRP: $77.33 Your Price: $54.06
  • EOAZ-2149-B
    Washer
    • Require Quantity: 4
    • Package Quantity: 7
    • Callout Name: 2149
    MSRP: $3.43 Your Price: $2.62

OEM 2001 Ford Explorer Parts for Rear Brakes

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Brake Caliper Installation and Repair Tips for 2001 Ford Explorer

  • Q: How to Properly Disassemble and Assemble a Brake Caliper on 2001 Ford Explorer?
    A: To service the brakes, caliper, debride it and empty the fluid. Removal of pistons is done by low air pressure followed by discarding seals and boots. Avoid sharpening of bores; change the caliper in case of damage. Apply new seals when reassembling the caliper and lubricate parts with the use of DOT 3 Brake Fluid.
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