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Brake Job 2006 Escape
By: shiner51 - May 22, 2008 at 09:56 PM
About: 2005 Ford Escape Limited 4WD

This is a Ford fiasco. I tried every metric and standard size hex tool I had to get the caliper bolts out. They were either to small or to large. Two local Ford Shop Foremen said that it takes a 7mm hex tool. Guess what? Wrong. It takes a 9mm hex tool to do the job on this Escape. Snap On was the only supplier that had one by the way...$21.00, now I can't figure out how to get the rotor off. HELP!! Does anyone know?

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wyldewill replied to shiner51
Oct 18, 2009 at 04:03 PM

If it is like my 2005, take a hammer and bang the crap out of it, it'll pop, maybe even some wd-40.  They rust on and look like a complete peice, but the center is not connected to the rest, NO NEED TO REMOVE CENTER NUT.  

That is the front,  now for the rear disc.......................

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rickescape replied to wyldewill
Nov 23, 2009 at 11:01 AM

Shiner51 and wyldewill - I am working on the rear disk brakes on my 2006 Escape, 4wd. The caliper bolts are 7mm hex. They came out OK. The calipers with disks do not clear the mounting bracket. Do I have to remove rotor to slide the calipers out? Do I have to remove the center nut on the rear axle to remove the rotor? What tool is available to hold the axle while I try to turn that axle nut? I am guessing that the axle nut is held on with much torque and that I would need a breaker bar. I am stuck. (By the way I have yet to need pads on the front. Thanks for the tip on the 9mm.)

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