How to i remove rotors off of a 1991crown victoria

#1. A wheel bearing should not lock up the rear end. #2. Sounds like you have a far worse problem, probably in the differential. To replace the wheel bearing you need to remove the diff cover, take out the spider gear pin remove the locking c clip and remove the axle. Obviously the left rear wheel and rotor and caliper have to be removed as well. then the bearing ,which is pressed into the housing needs to be removed. If the bearing is that bad the axle will need to be replaced as well.

remove the wheel, remove the spindle dust cover and remove tho cotter pin and remove brake caliper and finally remove thr spindle nut,washer and inner bearing and finally the rotor. remove the dudt seal on the back of the rotor and finally the inner braeings.when you replace the bearings make sure that you replace the races and install a new seal on the rotor

I'm thinking they were hub Assembly's ...
If that's the case then remove tire
Axle nut
Caliper bracket, rotor
Andfew bolts holding hub on...

you take the cap off mark were the rotor is pointing mark the position of the distributor remove the bolt at the base of the distributor and pull up put back in at the same position make sure rotor is pointing the same place

loosen lug nuts. jack car up. Take wheel off. take the 2 bolts out of caliber. then remove the caliber from rotor and then remove the brake pads. push back piston with piston pushing tool. insert new brakes into caliber and return the caliber onto the rotor. put the 2 bolts back in and return wheel by tightining in a star order and you are now ready to roll

simple!remove wheels wich ever side remove drums or rotors remove rear pumpkin cover! spin gears til u see an 8 mm pin! remove pin/bolt then slide larger pin out ! k push axl in c clip will fall out remove axl ! to install reverse!

what kind of vehicle do you have and what year? Need more information to help you.

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The problem could be many things. Is the engine light on? Check for proper fuel pressure. Remove one spark plug and inspect. Your vehicle may just need a simple tune up. Spark plugs,distributor cap and rotor,fuel filter.

Just rust. Spray with a rust penatrant, let sit for a few minutes, get big hammer and smack the rotor around the hat, not the braking surface. If you are replacing, you can smack the braking surface from the back side also.