Do-it-yourself front and rear rotors
01-22-2003, 10:33 AM
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Do-it-yourself front and rear rotors
Does anyone know how difficult it will be to change front and rear rotors, If so how do you change them. I have already changed the brakes, thank!
01-22-2003, 11:07 AM
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The front are a pain in the ass for the 97's the rear are easy. The 98 and 99's are easy in the front but I don;t knoe about the rear. Do a search and you'll find plenty of threads on this.
01-22-2003, 02:34 PM
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Either one....you're gonna need an impact screw-driver....about $30. The retaining screws on the rotors will be a bitch to get off. Definitely can't do it with a regular screw-driver or risk stripping it.
Other than that...you just need to take off the outter caliper brackets and the rotors will come off. You won't need a hub puller or anything like that. The rotors are screwed onto the hubs.
Other than that...you just need to take off the outter caliper brackets and the rotors will come off. You won't need a hub puller or anything like that. The rotors are screwed onto the hubs.
01-22-2003, 03:40 PM
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Oh..you're from VA....
I got mine from Fairfax Auto Parts. I don't think Advance carries them. I would call the smaller auto part stores.
You'd want the manual impact screw-driver. The kind you hit with a hammer to drive it.
I got mine from Fairfax Auto Parts. I don't think Advance carries them. I would call the smaller auto part stores.
You'd want the manual impact screw-driver. The kind you hit with a hammer to drive it.
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