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Old 01-21-2006, 03:59 PM
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Prelude brake rotors

I have a 99' prelude and am trying to figure out how to get ther rotors off. I think they may be pressed on but my uncle says i can still get them off. If anyone can tell me how please let me know....Thanks for any help in advance.
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Re: Prelude brake rotors

make sure the philip screws are out and that you took off the caliper and the caliper braket and bang it with a hammer.make sure you dont reuse your rotor after you hit it.
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Re: Prelude brake rotors

Bang with a rubber mallet instead of a hammer. And like snowman2005 said, unscrew the set screws. You can us an impact screw driver.
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