Key Features
• Fitment: for Ford;for Explorer 4.0 L 95-01 & 5.0 L 96-01;for Explorer Sport 4.0 L 01-02;for Ranger 2.3 L 01-02 & 2.5 L 98-01 & 3.0L/4.0L 98-02
• Location: Left or Right,Rear
• Part Number: 12165052,4087729,AR8552EVC,16551173,F5TZ2C026A,YL242C026AA
• Disc Design: Plain Surface
• Disc Diameter: 11.2 in
Product Description
What is Brake Rotor
a brake rotor is a crucial component of the disc brake system. it is a metal disc attached to the wheel, which the brake pads clamp onto to establish friction, slowing down or stopping the vehicle. it ensures reliable and effective brake.
Fitment
for Ford
for Explorer 4.0L 1995-2001 & 5.0L 1996-2001
for Explorer Sport 4.0L 2001-2002
for Ranger 2.5L 1998-2001 & 3.0L/4.0L 1998-2002 & 2.3L 2001-2002
Position
Location:left or right,rear
Part Number
12165052,4087729,AR8552EVC,16551173,F5TZ2C026A,YL242C026AA
Disc Design
Plain surface
Disc Diameter
11.2 in
Disc Material
Cast iron
Install-Ready
No additional machining or resurfacing needed
Notes
4-door; location: rear,left or right
Bare rotor
Number of Lugs
5 lugs
Quantity Sold
Sold individually
Series
Pro-line series
Part Name
Brake disc
Rotor Outside Diameter
11.2 in . diameter
How to Install Brake Rotor
to install a brake rotor, lift the vehicle and extract the wheel. detach the brake caliper and decrepit rotor. clean the hub surface, place the new rotor onto the hub, and reattach the caliper. reassemble the wheel and perform a assess drive to ensure proper installation.
Function of Brake Rotor
the brake rotor works with the brake pads to stop the vehicle. as the pads clamp onto the rotor, friction is created, slowing down the wheel's rotation. this process provides effective brake power and ensures safe stopping distances.
Instruction of Brake Rotor
Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation and maintenance. ensure all components are clean and complimentary from impurity. regularly check for signs of wear and replace as needed to maintain optimal brake performance
