Questions & Answers for: rotor head Electrical Supplies

...rotor with a philip head. I tried using my philip screw driver but it wouldn't turn I was only going to strip the head. So I stopped and didn't replace or turn the rotors. Now they girnd when I stop ...

...rotor onto the hub. These are best removed with the use of a manual impact driver and hammer, available at your local auto parts store. They are usually either a phillips head or torx head screw, ...

...with bit size of head of screw and drill the head off screw then remove rotor you can then try vice grips to remove screw but if not possible you can fit rotor and reassemble brakes hope this ...

...rotor towards the head of the bolt. The rotor should come loose and you remove the bolt and pull the rotor off gently. To install, you never need to use the hammer to mount the parts. ...

what tools do i need to replace rotors? for rear rotors, basic tools are all you will need as the rotors are only shells. One key tool is a philips head impact driver for the two screws. for front ...

head. It will be on the face of the rotor between two lug studs. some rotors are held on by two phillips screws if there are no screws then rotor is rusted to the hub use a piece of wood and hit rotor

...head. The rotor should come loose after a few strikes. If you have a small air hammer use it to "hammer" the bolt head. The force should loosen it. This is what I do to remove rotors. Been doing it ...

...end of the rotor. Now, take a hammer and hit it on the head of the bolt. Make sure that you do not damage the head of the bolt. While striking the head, pull back on the rotor and it should slide

head. You will see a bolt that goes through the rotor shaft to the engine shaft. The engine his a tapered shaft, that the gen head bolts to. 2) Remove the long bolt from the rotor shaft. 3) Remove the

...rotor but wont come off. Noticed two phillips head screws on rotors and wandering whether or not I have to remove these two screws in order to take the rotors off or is it the rotors are simply stuck ...