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Old 08-15-2009, 10:59 AM
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Default HELP: Rear Rotor locked up?
I need help from you guys! So we put the G35 coupe up on the lift and tried to replace the rear rotors. The G's an automatic, e-brake is NOT on, it is in "P". We tried to remove the rotor and it's not coming out! Tried to spin it and it's hardly spinning like something is on. Is it caused by the "P"? Any suggestions?

PS: This is bb1314 (Ethan). ANd btw, it seems like it's the "P". NEVERMIND
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Old 08-15-2009, 11:19 AM
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Put it in "N" you noob
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Old 08-15-2009, 12:24 PM
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I was gonna tell you to beat it with a rubber mallet, or sledge hammer.
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That rotor was sooo done
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Its your e-brake adjuster inside the rotor, take off the small rubber grommet and get a flathead and keep loosening it.
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Its your e-brake adjuster inside the rotor, take off the small rubber grommet and get a flathead and keep loosening it.
Thanks Joe. We figured it out already
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lol this is experienced sucked.........it took a long time
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Old 08-15-2009, 04:55 PM
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lol this is experienced sucked.........it took a long time
LOL my bad. The G kept running into issues and kept everyone waiting.

PS: Automatic FTL!
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What you shoulda done was take off caliper and spray wd-40 on the rotors and take a hammer and bash away. Rotors woulda came off in seconds.
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What you shoulda done was take off caliper and spray wd-40 on the rotors and take a hammer and bash away. Rotors woulda came off in seconds.
u dont htink im a aware of that. lol its cuz the car was in P. i work on auto cars every day..... NEVER had i had a problem like this where i had to put the car in Neutral.
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^ More like fucking G's
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I wouldve thrown Ricky at it. that wouldve gotten it off no matter what
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