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Problem getting Rear rotors off/ door is ajar light?
97 ford explorer awd having prob getting rear rotors off..can someone explain how the parking brake system works..can this be effecting me getting the rotors off?..also common problem of one off the door sensors is saying its open ..clue on how to troubleshoot this? -- essmilin ------------------------------------------------------------------------ View this thread: http://www.carstalk.net/viewtopic-384467.html Send from http://www.carstalk.net |
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Problem getting Rear rotors off/ door is ajar light?
essmilin wrote:
> 97 ford explorer awd having prob getting rear rotors off..can someone explain how the parking brake system works..can this be effecting me getting the rotors off?..also common problem of one off the door sensors is saying its open ..clue on how to troubleshoot this? > > The parking brake could cause this but 90% chance it will not. I have removed a lot of them with a little WD 40 or anything like it on the lug nuts at the rotor base and a big hammer. Rust and a very tight fit make it difficult to remove. A long bar and hammer worked for me. Good luck |
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Problem getting Rear rotors off/ door is ajar light?
The parking brake is inside what could be considered the drum portion of the
rotor. So if you have your parking brake applied, you will not be able to turn the rotor or pull it off. "essmilin" > wrote in message ... > > 97 ford explorer awd having prob getting rear rotors off..can someone > explain how the parking brake system works..can this be effecting me > getting the rotors off?..also common problem of one off the door sensors > is saying its open ..clue on how to troubleshoot this? > > > -- > essmilin > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > View this thread: http://www.carstalk.net/viewtopic-384467.html > > Send from http://www.carstalk.net > |
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Problem getting Rear rotors off/ door is ajar light?
I would like to add that you might have to turn the star adjuster for
the e-brakes so that the shoes will contract enough to allow you to take off the rotor easily. I found this out last week when I had to change a stripped wheel stud. |
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Problem getting Rear rotors off/ door is ajar light?
Forgot about door ajar problem. Try to identify which door is causing
the problem. With the truck running, open each door,including the tailgate and liftgate to hear the door ajar chime. If when you open the door you do not hear the chime, you've located the problem. Try spraying some WD-40 in the latch mechanism as this is where the door sensor is. |
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