Some front end assembly q's, working on it now and got stuck
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Some front end assembly q's, working on it now and got stuck
Ok, 2 things
1. I am pulling the rotor's and hubs from the front of my car, but i cant seperate the hubs from the rotors, how does one accomplishe this, there already off the car but they wont seperate
2. Is there a difference in the spindles betweenthe 4lug cars and 5lug cars
thank in advanced
-jacob
1. I am pulling the rotor's and hubs from the front of my car, but i cant seperate the hubs from the rotors, how does one accomplishe this, there already off the car but they wont seperate
2. Is there a difference in the spindles betweenthe 4lug cars and 5lug cars
thank in advanced
-jacob
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i had to hit em, i stuck the lug nuts on the studs , put em half ona block of wood and hammared away,they took about 5min each,
thank for help
thank for help
Yeah, pretty much you're going to have to bang them apart. I used a rubber mallet. I'd lay the assembly down on the ground, with the lugs holding it up, and pound on the rotor until it slips free.
PaulC
PaulC
If you have factory-style rotors, they have a threaded hole in the rotor that you can just put a bolt in. As you tighten the bolt down, the bolt presses against the hub and pops the rotor free. Mazda was way ahead of you on that one
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Many non-OEM rotors don't have the extra threaded hole, though.
When installing new rotors, it's a good idea to put some anti-sieze on the hub so that doesn't happen again.
Dale
.Many non-OEM rotors don't have the extra threaded hole, though.
When installing new rotors, it's a good idea to put some anti-sieze on the hub so that doesn't happen again.
Dale
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