HOPK1NS87

In desperate need of some help, my car is up on cinder blocks out in the street right now.

I removed all bolts, calipers, etc but the rotor seems to be attached by a spring to the hub. I beat the ***** out of the old rotors to loosen the rust and the rotor moves forward about 1/4 inch, but springs back into place. Any suggestions?

GSteg

iTrader: (15)

Are you talking about the rear rotors? Did you release the e-brake??

HOPK1NS87

your a genius, thank you

HOPK1NS87

when putting on the new brake pads, does the lube that comes with the pads go on the back in between the caliper and the pad?

GSteg

iTrader: (15)

Yes you put the lube in between the metal backing plate and the thin pieces of pads they give you. Don't put in between the pads and rotors

Rich23

iTrader: (3)

Every man's joke is another's learning experience... I will not laugh at you... lol... Did you get the rotor off????

neojungle1

iTrader: (8)

not as bad as my boy asking me where his battery is located on his car when one of are other friend is a mechanic( well attended a trade school) and dosnt know jack.....get it JACK!!! yes i know im a moron... glad you took it out (rotor)

Rich23

iTrader: (3)

lol... Everyday we learn something new neo...

tom steele

thats funny!!!!

GS4_Fiend

iTrader: (22)

Pretty slick on the first shot... eh Henry?