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Removing rear rotors on 2002 Dodge Ram, Help needed!!!

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Old 07-25-2008, 03:05 PM
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Default Removing rear rotors on 2002 Dodge Ram, Help needed!!!

Any big secret to removing the rear rotors on my 2002 Dodge Ram Truck? I have beat the heck out of them with a small hand sledge and they won't budge. Any help apprecitated.
 
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Default RE: Removing rear rotors on 2002 Dodge Ram, Help needed!!!

Heat - lots of it. It Expands The Metal.
 
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Default RE: Removing rear rotors on 2002 Dodge Ram, Help needed!!!

Mine were also difficult to remove. I shot some WD-40 (or similar) thru the openings by the lug nuts and tapped in various spots before a good hard hit broke them loose. I didn't mind hitting hard as I was replacing the rotors.
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Default RE: Removing rear rotors on 2002 Dodge Ram, Help needed!!!

OK obvious question E brake off ???
Some rotors have small threaded holes between the lugs that you can thread in small bolts to force the rotors loose
A large three armed gear puller can be tightened down hard and then start hitting it hard
 



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