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Another Ford driver
Hey Guys, just stopped by. I've been searching on the net on how to remove rotors and found this place.
I drive a 94 Ford Ranger, and my wife drives a 82 Ford Granada. Thanks to me keeping it up. Infact, I'm having to work on the breaks now. Replaced the pads and the break line. I bleed the front but they still seem week. I'm thinking I might need to replace the rotor and caliper.
Which brings me to my point. I viewed a few post about some of the horrors some of you guys have had removing the rotors.
You think removing rotors would be the same on a Granada as some of the Ford Trucks? Just needs to be hammered off a bit at a time?
I drive a 94 Ford Ranger, and my wife drives a 82 Ford Granada. Thanks to me keeping it up. Infact, I'm having to work on the breaks now. Replaced the pads and the break line. I bleed the front but they still seem week. I'm thinking I might need to replace the rotor and caliper.
Which brings me to my point. I viewed a few post about some of the horrors some of you guys have had removing the rotors.
You think removing rotors would be the same on a Granada as some of the Ford Trucks? Just needs to be hammered off a bit at a time?
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Hi rsagetx1, welcome to FTE the BEST of the rest.
I see you have found the site's tech forums. Post your questions in one of the forums and one of the FTE members will be glad to offer assistance.
I see from your profile that the great state of Texas is home for you. FTE has a local chapter for TX members which you can find at this link,,, Texas Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
Visit the Texas chapter, introduce yourself, meet other Ford owners and most important JOIN your chapter. Tell JDBanks, the chapter leader that glruff sent you.
I see you have found the site's tech forums. Post your questions in one of the forums and one of the FTE members will be glad to offer assistance.
I see from your profile that the great state of Texas is home for you. FTE has a local chapter for TX members which you can find at this link,,, Texas Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
Visit the Texas chapter, introduce yourself, meet other Ford owners and most important JOIN your chapter. Tell JDBanks, the chapter leader that glruff sent you.
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