Dorman - HELP Disc Brake Rotor Set Screw P/N:13854
Keep the brake rotor located on the hub during brake work with the DORMAN HELP disc brake rotor set screw, part number 14156, a retaining screw that helps hold the rotor in position. It fits many vehicles, among them the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer, 2011-2015 Ford Edge and 2005-2019 Ford Taurus. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
The rotor set screw threads through the rotor into the hub and helps keep the rotor seated and located while the wheel is off. The wheel and lug nuts are what clamp the rotor in service. During a brake job these screws can be found missing, corroded, stripped or seized, and replacing a damaged screw helps keep the rotor properly located for reassembly. Follow the vehicle service information for the installation procedure and torque specification.
Interchange: W708733S439
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What does a brake rotor set screw do?
It helps hold the brake rotor in position on the hub, keeping it located while the wheel is off. The wheel and lug nuts are what clamp the rotor in service.
Will this rotor set screw fit my 2011-2019 Ford Explorer?
It is listed for the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer, along with the 2011-2015 Ford Edge and 2005-2019 Ford Taurus. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.
Is it used on the front or rear rotors?
The catalog lists this Dorman 14156 screw for both front and rear rotor positions on the listed applications.
What are signs a rotor set screw may need replacing?
A screw that is missing, corroded, stripped, rounded off or seized in the hub, often found during rotor or pad service, is a sign it may need replacing.
How do I install the brake rotor set screw?
It threads through the rotor into the hub. Follow the vehicle service information for the correct installation procedure and torque specification.
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