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Old 12-31-2007, 01:12 PM
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Is there a how to guide on replacing the rear brake rotors on my 04 Ram 1500 2 wheel drive, I did the front no problem but the rear doesn't want to come loose with just the wheel and calipar off, is there a cotter pin or something I'm missing?

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Default RE: Brake Rotor Help!

release the e-brake and hit the side of the rotor with a hammer to break it loose.
 
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Yep, there's only two caliper slide bolts.
The ones with the little rubber gators on them.
Take those off and give both the rotor and the top/bottom of the caliper adaptor, sharp repeatedtaps with a small hammer.
Road dirt/pad debris etc, cause the calipers to stick.
Dislodge this debris and wiggle/pull off the calipers.
Hope this helps?
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Default RE: Brake Rotor Help!

Thanks, I had to beat the s$!t out of it to break it loose.

Thanks again, I hope this stops the freaking vibration everytime I press on the brakes at speeds over 50 mph.
 



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