3rd Gen rotor removal

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Re: 3rd Gen rotor removal [Re: t28wilson] #823216 07/06/07 12:14 PM

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WatsonMD

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With the caliper removed, soak the inside rim with PB Blaster for a while. Then it is time to excercise the BFH - preferably a very large soft faced (ie rubber or composite) hammer. It will come off with the appropriate amount of encouragement. Best of Luck.

Andrew

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
3rd Gen rotor removal	t28wilson	07/05/07 03:48 PM
Re: 3rd Gen rotor removal	WatsonMD	07/06/07 12:14 PM
Re: 3rd Gen rotor removal	t28wilson	07/06/07 01:54 PM
Re: 3rd Gen rotor removal	Kutter	07/08/07 09:47 AM
Re: 3rd Gen rotor removal	Adam F	07/08/07 09:52 AM
Re: 3rd Gen rotor removal	t28wilson	07/08/07 09:33 PM
Re: 3rd Gen rotor removal	Adam F	07/09/07 02:26 AM

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