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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() Joined Apr 23, '06 From Rochester, NY Currently Offline Reputation: 8 (100%) ![]() |
well, i bought my rotors, and pads for the rear brakes and today was the first chance i had to get to them.
got the caliper off, got the pads out. but then... couldn't seem to get the rotor off of the wheel studs! i had some honda friends help me out. i guess the rotor has two screw holes you need to use to take off the rotor? we got the rotor nearly off the studs, but it looked like something was holding it on there. it looks like a "drum in hat" type system. im just wondering how to get it off without having to pry at it. i've done brakes on my mustang and my familys minivan and some other fords. thats about it. never had to mess with a "drum in hat" style. anyway, are the 96' celica gt rear brakes "drum in hat" style? and also.. are anyone else's calipers made by mitsubishi? (found that kinda funny too lol) |
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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Jan 17, '08 From JB MDL, NJ Currently Offline Reputation: 30 (100%) ![]() |
You know, I just did this last weekend, replaced all rotors but one (upper calliper bolt seized, had to take off whole assy to remove....sucked) I had to use 12mm (i think) bolts to remove the rotor. Pop them in and turn each, one at a time. I ran into the same problem, it was loose but didnt come off, then I remembered to put the parking brake down. As far as shoes you shouldnt need them for the parking brake (unless its really that bad). It should really come right off with the bolts.
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