ironryder

Hey everyone...working on my 98 civic.Got the pads and bracket off,then the two X screws.Now the disc won't come off.Anyone know how to get it off.

EK k kay

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Have you removed the caliper?

jlacoy82

If you've already removed the two screws that go through the rotor, theres nothing else holding it on, its likely just rusted to the hub. Try smacking it with a rubber mallet, or kick it with your shoed foot.

hatchi

it should already come off if you got bracket and 2 screws out of the way.

nocturnaldragon

There should be anther spot where there were no screws but is threaded. But two screws in there and that should push it off the whatsamacall it.

Thats how it is on my sol. Good luck

EVIL Hx Coupe

If the two X screws and caliper are off then just bang it in the middle a few times and it should pop right off.

w

One of my buddys has a z3 and he couldnt get his off one time he called up a mechanic and he said sometimes water and crap might leak into it and cause it to rust and bond and they might as well be welded together. He advised him to secure his car super well (if in doubt dont do it) and lay under it and kick it as hard as he could. It took him about 5 min of kicking to get it off but it worked and no damage. This is probably not by the book but it works

ohboy95c

you can kick it or use a rubber mallet but if those dont work you can use a steel hammer on the center part of the rotor, the part that the pads dont ride on. this will break it loose. this happens all the time in lovely ny.

ironryder

nevermind ...big hammer did the trick