is rear rotor pressed into rear wheel bearing???
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i was trying to change my rear wheel bearing and this made me curious looks liek the rear rotor is pressed into the rear suspension piece???
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you may find that it "fuses" to the hub due to high temps. Got to love those poorly vented 1 piece rotors.
You may need to "assist" the rotor to get it off, but it isn't attached to the car (or the suspension). You do need to remove the caliper, and remove the rear carrier, then it just takes elbow grease to get the rotor off.
You may need to "assist" the rotor to get it off, but it isn't attached to the car (or the suspension). You do need to remove the caliper, and remove the rear carrier, then it just takes elbow grease to get the rotor off.
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