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fourthclassC
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Jul 22, 2015

Stuck Disc Brake Caliper - bearing repack

Howdy,
Had a frozen stuck caliper on the way home from NASCAR (NH) on
Sunday. Left it overnight and came back with rebuilt caliper, changed it and got it home. Now I want to replace the flex line, and repack the bearings and replace the seal. How does the dust cap come off? It is much deeper in the rotor/hub assembly then I have seen on earlier models. Does it still pry/pop off?
Thank you

7 Replies

  • On our 2003 E450 it is also necessary to remove the caliper bracket in order to get the rotor off.
  • Hi, I just mean the cap to get to the spindle nut/cotter pin, to remove the rotor. I think it has been answered.

    I know the caliper has to be off to get the rotor off. My objective, (in addition to replacing the caliper and flex hydraulic hose) is to re-pack the bearings and replace the grease seal since they were over heated and some of the grease leaked out.

    Thank everyone.
  • Ummmmm

    Do you mean how to remove and replace the ROTOR? And brake line to caliper hose?
  • Howdy,

    Sorry I left out the chassis detail. 2002 Ford E350, 2003 Winnebago Mini 24V
  • harold1946 wrote:
    westend wrote:
    Want to share what you're working on? My crystal ball doesn't pick up that far.


    Look at his profile. it a Ford E350. :S

    The answer is yes it is the same, it will pop off.


    Really shouldn't have to look at his profile. It should be made clear in the post exactly what you're working on.
  • westend wrote:
    Want to share what you're working on? My crystal ball doesn't pick up that far.


    Look at his profile. it a Ford E350. :S

    The answer is yes it is the same, it will pop off.
  • Want to share what you're working on? My crystal ball doesn't pick up that far.

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