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Originally Posted by Bob Mayo

Rod,

I think I noticed the tooth hub. I will look to see if the rotor has teeth also. I did not wipe off the rotor.this time. It looked clean and dry and they were sealed in plastic. But I usually do clean off new rotors. I guess I will check the slides and clean off the rotor next.

The rotor seemed to seat around the hub lip and I tightened the wheel by hand. There is no wobble or vibration. Thanks Rod.

most new rotors have a film on them(so not to rust while sitting on the self)this should be cleaned before installation.not much you can do at this point,unless you remove & clean rotors & sand pads.this film is a oily
substance so it may make the brakes not grab/stop properly