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3. When the pawl and sector gear are fully engaged, depress the…

3. When the pawl and sector gear are fully engaged, depress the parking brake pedal until a full travel position is achieved. This will allow more working room and make the installation of the wedge easier.

NOTE: The Bronco/F-Series uses a white wedge and the Explorer/Ranger uses a black wedge. They are not interchangeable.
 
4. Obtain the proper lock-in wedge for the vehicle.
 
5. Grab the tab of the lock-in wedge with a pair of needle nose pliers and position the wedge so the teeth of the wedge are pointing up.
3. When the pawl and sector gear are fully engaged, depress the parking brake pedal until a full travel position is achieved. This will allow more working room and make the installation of the wedge easier. NOTE: The Bronco/F-Series uses a white wedge and the Explorer/Ranger uses a black wedge. They are not interchangeable. 4. Obtain the proper lock-in wedge for the vehicle. 5. Grab the tab of the lock-in wedge with a pair of needle nose pliers and position the wedge so the teeth of the wedge are pointing up.Original file
3. When the pawl and sector gear are fully engaged, depress the parking brake pedal until a full travel position is achieved. This will allow more working room and make the installation of the wedge easier.

NOTE: The Bronco/F-Series uses a white wedge and the Explorer/Ranger uses a black wedge. They are not interchangeable.
 
4. Obtain the proper lock-in wedge for the vehicle.
 
5. Grab the tab of the lock-in wedge with a pair of needle nose pliers and position the wedge so the teeth of the wedge are pointing up.

3. When the pawl and sector gear are fully engaged, depress the parking brake pedal until a full travel position is achieved. This will allow more working room and make the installation of the wedge easier.

NOTE: The Bronco/F-Series uses a white wedge and the Explorer/Ranger uses a black wedge. They are not interchangeable.

4. Obtain the proper lock-in wedge for the vehicle.

5. Grab the tab of the lock-in wedge with a pair of needle nose pliers and position the wedge so the teeth of the wedge are pointing up.

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