I need to replace the rotors on my 2002 F250. I'm told that they do not pop off like the front and that I need to pull the axle shaft. Is this true? Anyone know where to find pictures of this process? I have this...

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no, just use alot of penitrating oil and hit them with a hammer. they slide off like the front, but they are usually rusted on.

 

use this link for reference:

https://www.ford-trucks.com/article/...__Part_II.html

 

What Glenn said. When you reinstall them, put some anti-sieze between the rotor and axle hub to help keep them from sticking again.

 

Man, I was hoping you'd say that. Thank you!

Tim

 

Good tip Chase!

Good luck with the removal Tim. If you get stuck, were here bud!

 

You have to pull the axels on a dually to remove the rotors, not the F-250.

 

Worked like a charm! Thanks for the input!

Tim

 

Glad it worked! Thanks for giving the update.