Removing Rotor??
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Removing Rotor??
Ik i feel like a dumbass asking this, but when taking off the rotors they should jus come off once caliper is removed right? or do i need to ake anythings else off? I cant get the ****** theing off!!!
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It was! but somehow i was still able to hit it off, beat the **** outa it lol. I was able to get the wheel studs figured out to . Long time ago i forget to tighted a couple lugnuts up all the way, and ended up shearing it off when i got on it one time lol All fixed now
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I did the same thing. Smacked my rear rotors off with the e-brake on. Even after taking the thing off, I couldn't figure out what the e-brake shoe was, nor how to get it to fit back on the adjuster piece with the e-brake pulled. So I put the arm down and it slid right now. I had no clue how the e-brake worked internally. So don't feel bad
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I did the same thing. Smacked my rear rotors off with the e-brake on. Even after taking the thing off, I couldn't figure out what the e-brake shoe was, nor how to get it to fit back on the adjuster piece with the e-brake pulled. So I put the arm down and it slid right now. I had no clue how the e-brake worked internally. So don't feel bad