rear rotor change help
#12
RE: allen bolt is stuck and shredded
i've tried hammering it in evry postition
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if u can sorta photo shop this one wid instructions it would be greatly appreciated
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this is how bad the other side is
[IMG]local://upfiles/36275/A376AD73AEE5462DBD764E46A82D0A6C.jpg[/IMG]
if u can sorta photo shop this one wid instructions it would be greatly appreciated
[IMG]local://upfiles/36275/89F6BBB111604C70AA6F3D28FB0B1708.jpg[/IMG]
this is how bad the other side is
#14
RE: allen bolt is stuck and shredded
looks like a breaker bar would do the job....
good luck dude, it looks like oll that's hilding it on is 5 years worth of rust....
let us know how it goes, if i lived aywhere near you I'd come over there just to say I beat the hell out of an audi with a hammer tonight....
gl!
good luck dude, it looks like oll that's hilding it on is 5 years worth of rust....
let us know how it goes, if i lived aywhere near you I'd come over there just to say I beat the hell out of an audi with a hammer tonight....
gl!
#15
RE: allen bolt is stuck and shredded
Is the rotor loose, or siezed on the hub?
If not loose, you need to whack the **** out of it with a hammer/mallet.
I have found that heating the rotor up with a propane blowtorch for 5-10 minutes will make it come off much easier than brute force, heat it up a bit, then whack it with a hammer.
If not loose, you need to whack the **** out of it with a hammer/mallet.
I have found that heating the rotor up with a propane blowtorch for 5-10 minutes will make it come off much easier than brute force, heat it up a bit, then whack it with a hammer.
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