2006 ford escape hybrid 2wd disable brake system
I have a 2006 FEH 2WD with 150,000 mikes. The front suspension is shot and my driver's side wheel bearing is starting to go. I do not want to bring it to the dealer because he wants to charge me 1100 dollars for a new wheel bearing and inner and outer tie rod ends. I would bring it to a regular mechanic but I want to make sure I tell them the right way to disable the regenerative braking system. I believe you remove the two fuses in the junction box and disconnect the battery; then you are good to remove the calibers. Does this sound correct? :)
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Re: 2006 ford escape hybrid 2wd disable brake system
From what I can see posts #9 & #10 in this thread covers what to do.
https://www.greenhybrid.com/discuss/...ke-pads-24669/ Good Luck. |
Re: 2006 ford escape hybrid 2wd disable brake system
Forgive me for being stupid guys but doesn't the brake pressurization just pressurize the brake accumulator? I don't think the calipers are pressurized unless someone presses on the brake pedal.
I will admit that I am more familiar with Toyota's but I have never pulled any fuses when putting front brake pads on a hybrid car. |
Re: 2006 ford escape hybrid 2wd disable brake system
Forgive me for being stupid guys but doesn't the brake pressurization just pressurize the brake accumulator? I don't think the calipers are pressurized unless someone presses on the brake pedal. |
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