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 – https://rimmerbros.com/Item–i-T4A2061P
OEM Brake Pads Set – https://rimmerbros.com/Item–i-T4A44875P1
Aftermarket Brake Pad Wear Sensor – https://rimmerbros.com/Item–i-T4A3216P
Genuine Caliper Carrier Bolt M12 x 36mm – https://rimmerbros.com/Item–i-C2D27400
Alternative Parts (Genuine Jaguar):
Brake Disc (Pair) – https://rimmerbros.com/Item–i-T4A2061
Brake Pad Set – https://rimmerbros.com/Item–i-T4A44875
Brake Pad Wear Sensor – https://rimmerbros.com/Item–i-T4A3216
Bolt M10 x 20mm Torx – https://rimmerbros.com/Item–i-JDE29531
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Thanks for the video. Is this EPB Service mode procedure same for Jag XF X260 as well? Cheers in advance!
Hi good info is it the same procedure for the service mode on a 2020 F-Pace
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!
jaguar f pace 2017 3.5 awd rear wheel bearing
Now how do you get in calibration mode
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.