help ASAP. changing rotors and pads on my 92 4x4. clueless taking apart hub n rotors.
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help please... new problem. bolt broke...
help help help...okay first i was clueless on how to take apart the rotors and hub... got that done
2nd was about cleaning the parts... got that done
3rd bolt broke in axle. got that done
now clueless on how to put these W shaped anti rattle springs on my calipers
2nd was about cleaning the parts... got that done
3rd bolt broke in axle. got that done
now clueless on how to put these W shaped anti rattle springs on my calipers
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Hey yota, you are going to have to take off that bolt and washer in the center of your hub. Then take off the outer part.(whats remaing of your hub) After thats off you should see the big 54mm nut. On mine there is two 54mm nuts and a keeper in between that has ears bent over the flats on both nuts. Bent the ears out of the way and take off the nuts. The rotor and hub assembly will then come off and you should pack your bearings now. Your rotor should have bolts that you can access from the back side. 14mm I think.
Its easier to do it than to describe it.
Good luck!
Its easier to do it than to describe it.
Good luck!
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Remove the nut/washer in the hub.
There are little split washers on each of the little studs on the hub. Thread an acorn nut on the stud just a bit to prevent damage to the threads and hit the edge of the hub assembly with a hammer and brass punch and the washer will pop out - do them all the same way.
Then you'll need to ben a few of the locking tabs from the 54mm nut and remove the nut, then you should be able to remove the locking tab (that is sandwiched between the 2 54mm nuts) then spin off the other 54mm nut.
Then take the rotor and flip it face down into the tire (as if it were being bolted together) you'll see the bolts in the back of the rotor - hold the tire and use a breaker bar and socket to break the bolts loose. Then take a cold chisel to the gap between the 2 halves of the rotor and the tire mounting surgace. (where the lug studs are) This will split the two halves. then just take the new rotor and old mounting surfave and re assemble, then clean and repack the bearings and reinstall all your parts in reverse order following the manual for torque specs for the 54mm nuts...
Hope this helps!
Larry
There are little split washers on each of the little studs on the hub. Thread an acorn nut on the stud just a bit to prevent damage to the threads and hit the edge of the hub assembly with a hammer and brass punch and the washer will pop out - do them all the same way.
Then you'll need to ben a few of the locking tabs from the 54mm nut and remove the nut, then you should be able to remove the locking tab (that is sandwiched between the 2 54mm nuts) then spin off the other 54mm nut.
Then take the rotor and flip it face down into the tire (as if it were being bolted together) you'll see the bolts in the back of the rotor - hold the tire and use a breaker bar and socket to break the bolts loose. Then take a cold chisel to the gap between the 2 halves of the rotor and the tire mounting surgace. (where the lug studs are) This will split the two halves. then just take the new rotor and old mounting surfave and re assemble, then clean and repack the bearings and reinstall all your parts in reverse order following the manual for torque specs for the 54mm nuts...
Hope this helps!
Larry
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Those don`t look like warn hubs if they are there are no cone washers .
If they are stock and the cone washers have not been out for a while I soak them good for a while then take the air hammer with a round bit and they come right out . using never seize putting them back on.
If they are stock and the cone washers have not been out for a while I soak them good for a while then take the air hammer with a round bit and they come right out . using never seize putting them back on.
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Have you beaten the beejeezus out of it trying to separate the hub/rotor yet??
There are several bolts on the back side holding it together. I found an impact wrench adn PB Blaster to be VERY beneficial at this point...
There are several bolts on the back side holding it together. I found an impact wrench adn PB Blaster to be VERY beneficial at this point...
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yea i took them bolts off... i clamped the old rotors to my table vise and hammered away. any tips on how to clean the grease off of everything so i can re-grease everything. also on my way to get new rear rotor seals.
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bolt broke in my axle while installing rotor/hub. help please.
i edited my other post and tried to edit my title too but for some reason it didn't update. so this is my problem.
my bolt snapped in the axle while installing the rotor/hub
my question is do i really need that washer there? all i remember while take the rotor/hub out is that it holds the WARN manual hub with a little play. any help would be great. thanks
my bolt snapped in the axle while installing the rotor/hub
my question is do i really need that washer there? all i remember while take the rotor/hub out is that it holds the WARN manual hub with a little play. any help would be great. thanks
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Not hard, but describing it is.
The tips of the W go into little holes in the caliper, then each bend in the W wrap around the two locating pins that you slide into the calipers through the pads. I couldn't find a pic either. Sry.
The tips of the W go into little holes in the caliper, then each bend in the W wrap around the two locating pins that you slide into the calipers through the pads. I couldn't find a pic either. Sry.
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