Well I got the brake rotor off and everything but I just can't seem to get that center piece out because I broke a stud and I am replacing it.

I already removed the 36mm lug in the center.


I tried pulling it off but I decided to ask someone before I keep on trying and end up screwing it up.

BTW...no thats not my brakes, I just borrowed it to show you which part I couldn't get off.

(I have a 5th gen)


Thanks!
Daniel

 

Maybe you should try reading...

I'm not asking to get the rotor off.

I am trying to fix my studs and I already have the rotor off.

Trying to get the center peice that is seperate from the rotor.

I have a 5th gen so it is a bit different than the picture.

 

if i am correct you need to remove the hub in order to replace a wheel stud.
if this is the case you will probably need to use a slide hammer and just keep trying to get it of that way. it may be difficult as you have to separate the bearing.

 

IM I just got

Chase (1:35 PM 1/2/2005): i misread your post

Chase (1:36 PM 1/2/2005): **** yourself kid


hahaha....thats real mature.... do you feel better now e-thug??

thanks for the help edd001

 

so then you have the one with the rotors that are pressed on?!? i dont think thats a 5th gen....

 

IM I just got

Chase (1:35 PM 1/2/2005): i misread your post

Chase (1:36 PM 1/2/2005): **** yourself kid


hahaha....thats real mature.... do you feel better now?

thanks for the help edd001

 

The picture isnt a 5th gen but i circled the area that i need to get off for the 5th (just to kind of give you an idea)


Modified by kidaniel at 3:11 PM 1/2/2005

 

it all needs to come off. and take it to a machine shop to get the hub pressed out.