Rotor install question >>
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Can i take my TT to any shop (pepboys etc) to install these 4 rotors? Or do I have to take it to a performance tunning shop for install?
(I cant install it my self due to time constraints)
thanks
Can i take my TT to any shop (pepboys etc) to install these 4 rotors? Or do I have to take it to a performance tunning shop for install?
(I cant install it my self due to time constraints)
thanks
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the pistons very far unless you are replacing pads at the same time but you will have push them back a little. The rear pistons need to be rotated and compressed at the same time.
1. Remove wheel
2. Retract front pistons
3. Remove calipers
4. Retract rear pistons
5. Remove caliper brackets
6. Remove single rotor attachment screw
7. Remove rotor (may take a tap with a plastic impact hammer)
8. Reverse install everything
1. Remove wheel
2. Retract front pistons
3. Remove calipers
4. Retract rear pistons
5. Remove caliper brackets
6. Remove single rotor attachment screw
7. Remove rotor (may take a tap with a plastic impact hammer)
8. Reverse install everything
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calipers hang by the brake lines. Use a piece of wire and hang the calipers from a suspension part while you work on the rotors. You do not want to even loosen a brake line and open the possibility of air getting into the brake system.
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