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Re: How do you change the rotors on a 2002 F150...
Most F-150s only need the wheel removed, the brake caliper removed (and suspended by a wire to avoid breaking the brake line) and a light hit with a hammer.
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my 2002 ford f150 4.2 would not hold idle so we changed the fuel pump and fuel filter and relay now the truck starts holds idle runs good at low rpm but when i stomp it it runs then stalls and picks up again.
Manual shift? Your clutch is nearing the end of its useful life. Automatic? More expensive, your transmission clutches are nearing the end of their useful life. You might get a little reprieve by changing the fluid ...
Have you puchased the new rotor yet? If so, if the new rotor comes complete with the hub assembly than this must be changed also. Try lookin up the part at your local Autozone or a similar place and look at the part image, if it is a complete unit, you'll have to remove the spindle locking ring and nut in order two remove the rotor. If it is just the rotor, than take a large brass hamer and strike the rotor from behind in the space where the caliper was. Do this while rotating the rotor a quarter turn after each hit. It should pop off.
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