So I am now at my last option. I am changing my brakes this weekend (pads and rotors all arround), The passanger rear side went fine, but on the driverside rear I can not losen the lower caliper bracket bolt. I have used my air tools, and a long pipe on the wrench with no luck. I have WD-40ed the hell out of the bolt and still no luck. Does anyone know of any other way to get the rear rotor off without needing to remove that bolt? Is it going to come down to grinding off the bolt? If anyone has ANY ideas I would greatly appreciate it.

 

PB Blaster
butane torch
break and replace

Extra elbow grease works

 

PB Blaster and let it sit for as long as possible while re-applying.

 

What is PB Blaster? Like a DW-40 on crack? Where can I get some, local parts store?

 

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Yupp. Wal-Mart, Auto-Zone, O'reilly's, Pep Boys etc

 

WAHOO!!! I GOT IT! Braced a crowbar in the caliper bracket and rock it a little. That losened it enough for the air tools to do the rest.

Thanks to all for the sugjestions! I will be picking up some of this PB Blaster to keep in stock for any other future weekend projects.