Res957cue New member Jun 10, 2012 #1 Should the front rotor just fall off after i took the caliper off?
J jstutz101 New member Jun 11, 2012 #3 Res957cue said: Should the front rotor just fall off after i took the caliper off? Click to expand... Yep, at least mine do even after 125,000 miles. Nice not having to get a "bigger hammer."
Res957cue said: Should the front rotor just fall off after i took the caliper off? Click to expand... Yep, at least mine do even after 125,000 miles. Nice not having to get a "bigger hammer."
S Sungod New member Jun 11, 2012 #4 They can rust weld to the hub, but nothing a few taps with a hammer won't break loose.
S settytb New member Jun 11, 2012 #5 They are free floating rotors...they aren't bolted on or anything...the pressure of the wheel holds them in place and like sungod said usually a few hammer taps frees them up or they just fall off either way.
They are free floating rotors...they aren't bolted on or anything...the pressure of the wheel holds them in place and like sungod said usually a few hammer taps frees them up or they just fall off either way.
J JG1911 New member Jun 12, 2012 #6 I love/hate the places that try to change you to remove/replace the rotors... Like there is really ANY work involved. :bash:
I love/hate the places that try to change you to remove/replace the rotors... Like there is really ANY work involved. :bash:
