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You can not replace it unless it's an old ford focus.
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Just a Ford retainer ring tool. They're relatively inexpensive at auto parts stores.
2004 ford expedition Eddie Bauer edition flapper motor is bad how do i get to it to repair the part
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Ford dealers have these.
There is a retainer clip that holds the handle onto the spined shaft. There is a plastic piece between the handle and the door panel, I used a screwdriver to make a gap between the handle and this plastic piece. through the gap I was able to see to use a crochet needle to hook and pull the retainer clip loose. Once the retainer clip is loose the handle easily pulls off the spined shaft.
There is some sort of retainer to take off but I don't now how to get it off to remove the sensor. This was not supposed to be the answer but explaining the problem, John
If you mean the nut that retains the CV axle, it is 1 and 3/16 and needs a long socket.
Ford stamps the u-joint in on their newer models, if it has never been changed the notches under where the snaprings would go have to be ground off.
remove the rim, remove the two bolts that hold the caliper on, remove the two disc retainer screws and the disc will pull off the hub assembly.