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Topic subjectWTB: wheel rotor
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65393, WTB: wheel rotor
Posted by destruckeclipse, Jan-24-05 11:46 AM
I need a new rotor, one of the screws snapped off and need to replace asap. Also need shipped or I can pickup in SoCal
65395, RE: WTB: wheel rotor
Posted by bullox, Jan-24-05 11:51 AM
you mean hub?
65405, RE: WTB: wheel rotor
Posted by destruckeclipse, Jan-24-05 01:48 PM
Originally posted by bullox
you mean hub?

Oh, yea thats what I meant. Not sure why I said rotor. :scratch
65416, RE: WTB: wheel rotor
Posted by thedawg, Jan-24-05 03:53 PM
Front or rear? ABS or non-ABS? Year?

I have a rear one you can have for free, its bearing is shot, but you can pull the stud out of it.

If you want it, come pick it up in Norwalk, down the street from RRE.
65514, RE: WTB: wheel rotor
Posted by biguglyxprez, Jan-26-05 05:36 AM
Are you mechanically inclined? I don't mean to offend, but if you are you can buy the stud at your local parts store (bought mine at PepBoys) and either have your hub with you so they can press it in. About $20 and some time. Or the guy said I could have pounded it in with a hammer, supporting your hub some how. I chose to do it right. All it took was half a Saturday.
65534, RE: WTB: wheel rotor
Posted by destruckeclipse, Jan-26-05 11:47 AM
Originally posted by biguglyxprez
Are you mechanically inclined? I don't mean to offend, but if you are you can buy the stud at your local parts store (bought mine at PepBoys) and either have your hub with you so they can press it in. About $20 and some time. Or the guy said I could have pounded it in with a hammer, supporting your hub some how. I chose to do it right. All it took was half a Saturday.


Yes I am, but I did not know they could be replaced, a neighbor told me you had to replace the whole thing.(Last time I listen to him) I am going to get one and replace it. Thanks all.
65559, RE: WTB: wheel rotor
Posted by biguglyxprez, Jan-26-05 02:47 PM
Originally posted by destruckeclipse
Originally posted by biguglyxprez Are you mechanically inclined? I don't mean to offend, but if you are you can buy the stud at your local parts store (bought mine at PepBoys) and either have your hub with you so they can press it in. About $20 and some time. Or the guy said I could have pounded it in with a hammer, supporting your hub some how. I chose to do it right. All it took was half a Saturday.
Yes I am, but I did not know they could be replaced, a neighbor told me you had to replace the whole thing.(Last time I listen to him) I am going to get one and replace it. Thanks all.


I think the stud was only a couple of bucks and the rest was for them to press it in and I think the total was closer to $10. Either way, you need to remove your hub from the car. If you have any questions, let me know.