Need help changing rotors
#2
slide the rotor back over the spindle, and spin the nut back on a little ways.
then proceed to gently, but firmly, pull the rotor back off the spindle, somewhat angled so that the bearing will actually hit that spindle nut. if done correctly it will pull the bearing and seal out, perfectly.
then proceed to gently, but firmly, pull the rotor back off the spindle, somewhat angled so that the bearing will actually hit that spindle nut. if done correctly it will pull the bearing and seal out, perfectly.
#3
Yep works every time. Only thing Id suggest though would be to get some new bearings with new rotors. The races are supposed to be changed also and the old bearings may not like the new races that come in the rotor. The bearings are cheap and you should be able to get them from a parts store. The seal is also a good thing to change but Its not necessary.
#7
Seriously, everyone always talks about upgrading to bigger rotors. I say that that is only practical up to a certain point. You have passed that point if you've got a bear hibernating in there.
Now if that doesn't srtike you as funny, lighten up a little, and learn to appreciate a little stupid pun!
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