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what all do u have to do to remove the rotor i need to install some new studs! thanks rough
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rotor removal on 85 B II
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Are you talking brake rotor? Remove the bearings - I suggest a manual before proceeding.
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yeah the brake rotor, do i have to have a special socket to pull the bearings for the four wheel drive. I have a haynes book but its about as worthless as breasts on a boar hog! lol thanks rough
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Well what we need to know is if you have automatic or manual locking hubs. The procedure is slightly different on each one. With manual hubs you will need a special socket to loosen and tighten the outer nut.
Post up what hubs you have and we can further help you.
I am moving this thread to the proper forum also.
Post up what hubs you have and we can further help you.
I am moving this thread to the proper forum also.
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i have automatic hubs so whats my procedures with that? thanks rough
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http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/howto_hubswap.htm
Follow this link. This explains how to do a manual hub swap. But the instructions are the same as what you will need to get the Auto hub off.
Follow this link. This explains how to do a manual hub swap. But the instructions are the same as what you will need to get the Auto hub off.
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