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#2
The rear rotors are removed in the manner outlined in section 9-10 of the Haynes manual. Obviously you don't have one or you wouldn't be asking this question. For the sake of $20 or less, perhaps you should invest in one, get lip burn reading it and proceed accordingly.
You don't have to remove any bearing.
You don't have to remove any bearing.
#6
-Take off the rear brake caliper pistons.
-Take off the rear brake caliper brackets.
-Put two lug nuts loosely back on studs for each hub so the rotor doesn't go flying.
-Get a BIG malet or hammer
-Get under car and WHACK that rotor from the back until it pops off.
The only thing holding the rotors on is rust.
Safety warning: Make sure your car is on jack stands and parking brake is on.
-Take off the rear brake caliper brackets.
-Put two lug nuts loosely back on studs for each hub so the rotor doesn't go flying.
-Get a BIG malet or hammer
-Get under car and WHACK that rotor from the back until it pops off.
The only thing holding the rotors on is rust.
Safety warning: Make sure your car is on jack stands and parking brake is on.
#12
#13
Originally Posted by I30tMikeD
There is a small screw hole in the rotor. Find a screw that fits and screw it in, seperating the rotor from the hub.
#14
Originally Posted by killcrap
you'll need a BFH
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