Nissan 41011-7S010 CALIPER Assembly-Front LH, W/O Pads Or SHIMS

Yes, for rear calipers on Titan models, you should first break loose the brake hose fitting, but refrain from unscrewing it at this stage. If you're only removing the caliper for access to other components, it's advisable not to loosen the hose. Afterward, you can proceed to remove the caliper mounting bolts, detach the caliper, and then unscrew the caliper from the brake hose. As with other calipers, if you intend to leave the hose connected, secure the caliper with wire to avoid hanging it by the brake hose.

To remove the caliper, you should start by removing the caliper mounting bolts and then detach the caliper from the mounting bracket. If the brake hose is still connected, it's important to secure the caliper with wire and avoid letting it hang by the hose to prevent damage or strain on the hose.