Anything special to remove rear rotors?
#1
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Anything special to remove rear rotors?
So My first brake job. Front's done, only problem was a stuck caliper bracket bolt. now I'm on the rears and I think the rotor is rusted to the hub I believe. Original brakes on an 02. But I notice the parking brake or some shenanegins inside the pass. rear rotor. Question is this... When the caliper mount is removed, is there anything else I need to do with parking brake to remove rotor? Should it just slide off like the fronts? and yes, the parking brake is off...
Thanks!
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#8
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Well, been soaking it in WD-40 the last hour plus, doing the tap, rotate and we go nothing.... Going to have to run to the store to get something stronger....
#11
I was told to rent a "gear puller" (I think thats what it was called) from my local auto parts store after spending an hour trying to get my rear rotor off. It literally pulled the rotor off in about 3 seconds. Then just return the tool
#13
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I let it soak overnight... I mistook the PB Blaster for PBR and let it sit... came off this morning with just a few taps. Fantastic stuff. Appreciate the help!
#14
I had to beat the @$#= out of the rotors to get them to come off. I didn't have a big enough hammer so I beat on it with a 14" Viper rotor til it broke loose. A tap won't work with some.
#17
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had the same issue with my friends trans am. hit the f**k out of it. it took some strong hits to break the rust. and use anti seize when putting the new ones one.