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Anyone in the area have a rotor puller?

Help? I can't get my front rotors off with a rubber mallet. It's either a puller or I slap a 2x4 on it and go wildthing with a steel mallet.

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Old 08-08-2013, 08:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Help? I can't get my front rotors off with a rubber mallet. It's either a puller or I slap a 2x4 on it and go wildthing with a steel mallet. >.<
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insert a 12mm bolt into the holes in the rotors and screw them in. alternate each hole until the rotor breaks loose
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Now I thought about it and realized there is only one hole in 370z front rotors.
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Help? I can't get my front rotors off with a rubber mallet. It's either a puller or I slap a 2x4 on it and go wildthing with a steel mallet. >.<
If you're replacing the rotor all together then 5 pound metal mallet that thing! Make sure you give yourself a lot of room.

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It's easy! Use this bolt.



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I am listening...do I buy the bolt dinner and flowers?

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Huh? Your rotor is seized on right? Screw in the bolt.
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unscrew bolt take out spacer put bolt back in and tighten till rotor comes loose
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I wacked mine with a 3 pound sledge hammer and even at that, they wouldn't budge until I cursed a lot. Penetrating oil on the bolts helps too.
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