installing rotors.neeed help!plz
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Should help you out, once you get the caliper off should be pretty obvious what to do. Just pop off the old rotor and put in the new one.
Should help you out, once you get the caliper off should be pretty obvious what to do. Just pop off the old rotor and put in the new one.
#11
No, you don't need to take the axle nut off. lol! Try a few smacks w/ a hammer to loosen it. Another way is you could screw in a right-fitting bolt into the hole near the studs close to the center. The holes are there so when you screw in a bolt in there, the bolt will push the rotor out.
#14
Originally Posted by k1ng1
let me ask this.....after i take my wheel off...and after i take my caliper off...what is supporting the rotor after i do that??
#15
Originally Posted by xIxAMxHOLLYWOODx
its gonna have to be hard. its ceased on there. Nothing holds it on.
hit it harder...
hit it harder...
Or, just screw in a bolt to push it out.
#17
from heating and cooling, water and corrosion, the rotors get stuck to the axle pretty good. I tried to take mine off the other day to locate a squeak Ive been having and I gave up. And I have over 50k on those rotors. Im gonna have a hell of a time replacing those bad boys I know it. I just didnt want to damage them cause its not time to change them yet...
#18
This should be a nice link to save for future reference. Hope it helps:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...ght=rotor+swap
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...ght=rotor+swap
#20
Or....you can use one of the bolts from the front radiator plate and thread it into the small screw holes on the hub and continue threading in until the rotor pops off.......
Works like a charm!
Works like a charm!