brake rotor
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Tuned
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brake rotor
ok, i have a 1993 eddie bauer edition ford bronco, looking at replacing the front rotor. book says there are 2 setups, one is the hub doesnt have to come off, the other the hub has to come off... is there a way to tell which one i have before tearing into it?
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From: Small acerage in Nebraska
Every front rotor I've replaced required removal of the hub. Mostly so the wheel studs can be pressed out to free the hub from the rotor. I think the Rangers, bronco II's and Explorers had a design which the wheels held the rotors instead of the studs. Might be a 2wd thing too.
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Yeah you have to take the whole guts out of the hub and it will split into 2. It's a fairly simple job just required some muscle when you put the 2 back together. While your in there it won't be a bad idea to do bearings and hub seal. Also a fairly simple job.
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