How do you take off rear router? - 1999 Ford Explorer

just call toll free 0-800-090-3966 for Uk and get information about router Router Technical Support Number 0 8000903966 Router Customer Service

go to routers web site, get the routers ip address, type ip address in your web browser. This should bring up your routers setup page. Change any settings you want (like password) then hit the save button.

could be bad pads routers or if not you might wanna consider checking axels and PIPE!

I would suspect either the brakes were not installed coorectly, or you have a bad caliper or wheel cylinder. Also, if you do not have good brake pedal height (sinks to the floor or goes down far) it may be air in brake system indicating they need bled properly.

First, there is NO Pumping of the brake pedal
involved in bleeding brakes

I think your smart enough to know you
need to replace both rear brake hoses,
before you proceed with the bleeding

The pads are not releasing on that axle. Why? Not bleed correctly,rust on everything,because brakes weren't done correctly, no lubricant where needed. Any number of things. Simple fix ,that should have never happened.

chances are the rotors are thinning so they get hot ,check rear brakes are doing thier share of stopping ask the repair shop what is the min.for type of rotors and what are yours at,this should be noted somewhere on your bill or request repair sheet for mechanic,notes. p/s min. thickness is on rotor compare with what they say if different take to other dealer and sue for refund.

On the Fords, the most likely problem is the rear ABS sensor in the rear end. With out paying the $75 to be sure though it is just an educated guess.

We just recently purchased a 2000 Expedition. It is wonderful shape but it has started making a ticking noise from under the hood , when you start it. Can anyone help us?