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Jack the truck up and place on appropriate jack stands for safety. Remove the tire and there is two 3/8 Allen head screwson the back side of the brake calipers. Back these out (they will not rmove completely) and remove the brake caliper from the rotor. The rotor will then slide straight off the lug stems.
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