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Old 07-16-2004, 09:42 AM   #1
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Question Remove 94 APV rotor removal (How to?)

Hi I am wondering why I can't get these rotors off. I've had the breaks + calipers off 3 times and had to re-assemble so I could get around. The drivers side is down to metal. Passenger side isn't far behind. I carry alot of heavy sound equipment often. But neglected it this year. Will check back breaks as soon as the front are done. Replaced the rotors 1 time B 4, and had no problem. This time I cant budge these... soaked the rotor and hub with WD-40 and still cant break/ pry the rotor loose! I'm afriad to hit the hub for fear of damaging the bearings... That costs a mint!
Will try again today! Any sugestions?
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