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Posted by Rich Iowa on April 02, 2005 at 06:35:10 from (64.12.117.7):
I'm tring to remove the rotor from my truck and it's just not working. I've gotten the hubs off, but I can't figure out how to get the rotors off. I borrowed the special hub nut socket so I can get the nut off that holds back the bearings and I can't get the nut to come loose. Can anyone help me, would like to get the rotors over to the parts store to get turned before they close today. I'm not the most gifted mechanic, my brother took after my dad. I am tring to save a couple bucks by doing it my self. Have I gotten in over my head on this project? P.S. these are automatic locking hubs if that helps, and the two manuals don't help much either. TIA
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