How do you remove a rotor from a Mitsubishi Eclipse?
Tap the center section of the rotor with a hammer to loosen the grip of the wheel bolts. Spray lubricant on the rotor to aid in extracting the disc from the Eclipse. Pull the rotor from the vehicle. Take the new rotor from the packaging and spray the surface with brake cleaner.
When did Mitsubishi Diamante need new brake pads?
At 60,000 the car needed new brake pads on the rear. The dealer indicated that the disks should be turned as well. So the work was done. Then at 68,000 the ABS light started coming on when the car was started and staying on but it was intermittent. Sometimes light on, sometimes not. Had the dealer check it out ($80.00).
Why are my Diamante brakes not working properly?
I just recently replaced the rear rotors on my 2002 Diamante. WHAT A PAIN IN THE A–! There is no screw or anything holding it on. The problem is the rust build up on the inside of the “drum” part of the rotor preventing it from sliding past the emergency brake shoe. The first thing to do is to remove the little rubber cap on rotor.
Can a brake rotor be removed from a car?
Remove the brake rotor. Sometimes, this can be as simple as merely pulling it off. However, if the rotor hasn’t been replaced in a long time, it may be stuck by corrosion, dirt and rust to the wheel hub and be difficult to remove. You may need to tap it with a hammer and a wooden block to loosen it.
At 60,000 the car needed new brake pads on the rear. The dealer indicated that the disks should be turned as well. So the work was done. Then at 68,000 the ABS light started coming on when the car was started and staying on but it was intermittent. Sometimes light on, sometimes not. Had the dealer check it out ($80.00).
I just recently replaced the rear rotors on my 2002 Diamante. WHAT A PAIN IN THE A–! There is no screw or anything holding it on. The problem is the rust build up on the inside of the “drum” part of the rotor preventing it from sliding past the emergency brake shoe. The first thing to do is to remove the little rubber cap on rotor.
How to replace rear brake pads and rotors?
Step 5 – Using a pair of dikes remove the rotor retainer clip which is used in initial assembly and will not be reinstalled. Step 6 – Next, use a socket to remove both upper and lower caliper mounting bolts. Use a wrench if necessary to secure the slide.
How do you reset a parking brake rotor?
If a brake caliper utilizes a parking brake mechanism, a caliper reset tool is needed. Step 16 – Once the caliper has been retracted, insert the caliper mounting bracket over the rotor. Step 17 – After fitting the caliper bracket into place, insert the mounting bolts and tighten.