the first video, after searching for a hour, that shows how to open the spring that fixes the brake pad. Its easy if you know how to if not .... could be really bad. Thank you
You should clean the hub behind the rotor to make sure it sits flush and apply anti seize before fitting the new one on to prevent it rusting and sticking again in the future
there are only 2 and they serve no purpose other than to make putting on the wheel and caliper easier and so the rotor doesn't wobble around during production. don't want factory tours or documentaries seeing rotors wobbling around, people would freak
the first video, after searching for a hour, that shows how to open the spring that fixes the brake pad. Its easy if you know how to if not .... could be really bad. Thank you
You should clean the hub behind the rotor to make sure it sits flush and apply anti seize before fitting the new one on to prevent it rusting and sticking again in the future
Thank you!
Hi, i have 1979' porsche 928 and i cannot find front disc for that. Is there any possibility of using another brake disc or to modify it ?
Why didn't you put the three Phillips screws on the rotor?
there are only 2 and they serve no purpose other than to make putting on the wheel and caliper easier and so the rotor doesn't wobble around during production. don't want factory tours or documentaries seeing rotors wobbling around, people would freak