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As noted in other threads, I am doing new front rotors, pads, wheel bearings in my 2005 Excursion V10 2wd.
I ordered a pair of rotors from RockAuto I thought were the right ones, and it turns out they are not. I thought perhaps I misread but it doesn't seem that way, and I went so far as to check other sources and ran into the same thing.
The rotors I ordered have a flat center section, and the ones on the vehicle now have a raised / extended center section. It does not look like the ones I ordered will fit as the spindle will be too long to work with the bearings. The two styles are shown in the attached photos.
That looks like it might be a rotor for the front of a dually F350? Looking at Rock Auto for my 2wd 7.3 I only see the "correct" style I can't find the one you found. Nonetheless, that is the wrong rotor.
That looks like it might be a rotor for the front of a dually F350? Looking at Rock Auto for my 2wd 7.3 I only see the "correct" style I can't find the one you found. Nonetheless, that is the wrong rotor.
It's interesting as after I realized what I ordered won't fit, I stepped through all the front rotor listings for Excursion 2wd, and some showed the one I bought and others showed the one that will fit my Ex.
Here's the one I ordered:
WAGNER BD126213E Rotor & Hub; Black E-Coat on Non-Braking Surface Info
Front; RWD; with Twin I-Beam Axle; with Single Rear Wheels; 8 Stud Wheel; with 347mm Front Rotor [Wholesaler Closeout -- 30 Day Warranty]
Here are others that are similarly listed but the wrong style:
RAYBESTOS 680306R R-Line; Rotor & Hub Info
Front; RWD
BENDIX PRT5796 Rotor & Hub Info
Front; RWD
BOSCH 20011413 QuietCast Rotor & Hub Info
Front; RWD
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