Removing Rotors
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Removing Rotors
Trying to get all of my rotors replaced this weekend. For people who did it, how did you guys get the 2 bolts holding the rear calliper bracket off? Last time I tried I couldn't torque them off because my torque wrench was way to long and cannot fit in the wheel well. This is more of a concern for the rear because I think for the front I can just turn the wheel and use my torque wrench. So if you have any tools you would suggest or tricks, it would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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I've done a lot of brake jobs and come across a lot of stuck bolts. My method is this.
Closed end of a crescent wrench over the bolt you want to remove. Then i take a larger, heavier wrench and give the end of the wrench on the bolt a series of short, quick, but hard hits. It mimic's the action of a impact gun, which is more effective than just using pure torque.
Basically 5-10 good hits usually breaks the bolt loose. I don't even own an impact gun because this method works VERY well to break bolts loose
Closed end of a crescent wrench over the bolt you want to remove. Then i take a larger, heavier wrench and give the end of the wrench on the bolt a series of short, quick, but hard hits. It mimic's the action of a impact gun, which is more effective than just using pure torque.
Basically 5-10 good hits usually breaks the bolt loose. I don't even own an impact gun because this method works VERY well to break bolts loose
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*SNAP*
Sound of your wrench breaking. Get the right tool.
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