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Jaguar F-Pace - How to Replace the Rear Brake Discs & Pads
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2022
- In this video Hans shares how to replace the rear brake discs & pads on a 2017 Jaguar F-Pace.
Video serves as a guide only. For full procedures please refer to the workshop manual.
Parts Used:
Aftermarket Brake Disc - rimmerbros.com...
OEM Brake Pads Set - rimmerbros.com...
Aftermarket Brake Pad Wear Sensor - rimmerbros.com...
Genuine Caliper Carrier Bolt M12 x 36mm - rimmerbros.com...
Alternative Parts (Genuine Jaguar):
Brake Disc (Pair) - rimmerbros.com...
Brake Pad Set - rimmerbros.com...
Brake Pad Wear Sensor - rimmerbros.com...
Bolt M10 x 20mm Torx - rimmerbros.com...
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I just did the front pads and brakes using the other Rimmer video for the F-PACE. Thanks for providing these detailed videos. For the rear, I have been able to get the vehicle into 'brake service mode' but struggled a bit with it. Before you start you have to apply the brake and press DOWN on the switch. Then proceed with holding brake switch down for 2 seconds. For the reverse procedure, you have to pull UP on the brake switch for 2 seconds, not down. Just some clarifications!
Hello, I’m still having trouble getting my 18 into maintenance mode. You said you did addtl procedure?
Sorry I just saw this now. Did you get it figured out? @@georgemcknight8255
Great instructions! Thank you.
Outstanding video. Well explained from start to finish and i love the typed instructions for maintenance mode 👌🏾
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback :)
Thanks for the tip I really don’t know how to do that though.
Thanks Santa Claus ! Very Good !
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Excellent - Thank you
2018 North American F-Pace and a 2018 North American XE, both with the same system. Had lots of issues getting them into Maintenance Mode. Using the method listed, I will add for mine - Turn on ignition - Step firmly on the brake, press down and hold the parking brake release, take foot off of brake, while continuing to hold the parking brake release for a total of 2 seconds, continue to hold down, and step on the gas, to the floor, for 2 seconds. Continuing to hold down, and step on the gas, turn off the car, then back on, then off again, then back on - fast. after the second back on, continue to hold for about a second (or 2ish) - let the warnings scroll (mine where brake pad ware and the normal seat belt), then you will see "parking brake in Maintenance" in red. Taking it back out of maintenance was the same, just pull up instead of push down.
Excellent step by step presentation.
Thank you for the feedback, we're glad you found it useful :)
Thanks for the video. Is this EPB Service mode procedure same for Jag XF X260 as well? Cheers in advance!
Do both side’s have wear sensors? Or only one side?
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Great explainer video. Thank you so much. May I ask whether the procedure for the Range Rover Velar is the same as that you have shown for the Jaguar F-Pace? I believe they have shared running gear. Mine is a RR Velar D300 V6 on a 67 plate. I am familiar with disc and pad changes, having just completed the job for our Mercedes SLC200, also with an electronic parking brake on the rear discs. If you would be kind enough to help with my question about the Velar I would be very grateful. Thank you again. David.
Hi David, thank you for the feedback, we're glad you found the video useful. We have checked the parts used in the video and can confirm there is a crossover for the Land Rover parts.
- Brake Disc - LR090684 (Caliper Size 17 - Superseded to LR125902)
- Brake Pads Set - LR160438
- Sensor - LR090683
If you need to order some, please feel free to send us an email to jaguar@rimmerbros.com and we can get these parts ordered for you.
In terms of the procedure, we cannot guarantee if it is the same as the F-Pace. We do however, believe the process of placing the EPB into service mode is the same, but would advise, if unsure to check with some forums or a garage.
Very helpful. Thank you for responding so quickly. I suspect my pads and discs will need replacing next Spring / Summer. I’ll have a go as I am usually competent with this job and have all the necessary tools. Best wishes, David.
@@Arianne2019 Best of luck David, let us know nearer the time if you need any assistance with parts and we would be more than happy to help :)
Yes, they are identical. I have just done an MY18 D300 Velar. Exactly the same. Great vid
Excellent. Thank you.
Hello this system its similar to land rover velar 2019 ?
Now how do you get in calibration mode
jaguar f pace 2017 3.5 awd rear wheel bearing
what size torque wrench is needed? Sorry trying to do conversions for neuton meters to lb ft of torque
Use google to do the conversions for you.
133 Nm are 99 Ft-Lbs.
Hi good info is it the same procedure for the service mode on a 2020 F-Pace
Hi Mike, unfortunately we are not aware of the procedure for the service mode on a 2020 Jaguar F-Pace. We'd recommend you check some Jaguar forums possibly or refer to your local Jaguar specialist.
Is it the same for the jaguar iPACE HSE
It may be slightly different for the I-Pace. We'd recommend advice from a Jaguar specialist or check out the online forums.