How to REMOVE and REPLACE Truck ROTOR from Hub assembly - Step by Step!

Here I go over the easiest way to separate your truck rotor from your hub assembly with basic tools.
TOOLS REQUIRED:
-Best is Air Hammer and Flat head tip and Snub nose tip
(my preferred air hammer) Chicago Pneumatic CP7150 - amzn.to/3hM6BxD
--OR-
-if no air tools, Hammer and Chisel
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[@aslmx1918]

Thanks. I’ve got to do their on my 77 f150 very soon

[@midnightraiin4035]

great and to the point!

[@jeffcuevas5728]

THANK YOU!!!!! I was lost.. 1987 rammy...

[@rednecktech82]

So was I at one time...so I made a vid for all of us :)

[@DIYJIM]

Congratulations on the 1000 subs, I have a few things I saw on your channel that might help. Will have to talk I might even make a video on it . I’m getting 1000 a month right now. Your channel looks real good.

[@rednecktech82]

Thank you! And yeah any suggestions are greatly appreciated!

[@scottc3165]

Perfect

[@eugenebennett5800]

The WS 9.8 bolt and the ABN 10.9 bolt are both metric bolts that are used in various applications. The strength of a bolt is determined by its property class, which is described by a number that indicates the minimum tensile strength of the bolt 1.
The WS 9.8 bolt has a minimum tensile strength of 900 N/mm² 1. The ABN 10.9 bolt has a minimum tensile strength of 1000 N/mm² 1. This means that the ABN 10.9 bolt is stronger than the WS 9.8 bolt.

[@stevereid5885]

Use a shop press lol