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raymondmc · May 30, 2013, 11:41 AM

How do I remove stubborn rotor on 196 4wd dodge 2500.

TxGreaseMonkey · May 30, 2013, 01:23 PM

Insert two bolts into the tapped holes on the rotor, tighten them down, and the rotor should come off. Use PB Blaster, if necessary, around the hub. A 24 oz. ball pein hammer should work, if all else fails.

raymondmc · May 30, 2013, 03:35 PM

How do I remove stubborn rotors on 1996 2500 Dodge 4x4

raymondmc · May 31, 2013, 04:34 AM

Originally Posted by TxGreaseMonkey

Insert two bolts into the tapped holes on the rotor, tighten them down, and the rotor should come off. Use PB Blaster, if necessary, around the hub. A 24 oz. ball pein hammer should work, if all else fails.

My fat fingers got in the way and I didn't proof read it. It is a 1996, not a 1966. I've PB blasted it but so far no luck.

Handyman2007 · Jun 7, 2013, 06:42 PM

A great rust buster that you can make at home and will work EVERY TIME will loosen this thing up. Mix a 1/2 cup of transmission fluid with !/2 cup of Acetone (be CAREFUL--THIS IS HIGHLY FLAMMABLE) and get in in on the hub as best as you can (you can't use a plastic spray bottle because the Acetone will melt it). Saturate it and let it sit. Tap around the rotor several times. Keep applying the mixture and tapping all around the face of the rotor. It will come loose.

raymondmc · Jun 8, 2013, 04:27 AM

Thanks, I finally got it off with a trick I found on you-tube

Originally Posted by Handyman2007

A great rust buster that you can make at home and will work EVERY TIME will loosen this thing up. Mix a 1/2 cup of transmission fluid with !/2 cup of Acetone (be CAREFUL--THIS IS HIGHLY FLAMMABLE) and get in in on the hub as best as you can (you can't use a plastic spray bottle because the Acetone will melt it). Saturate it and let it sit. Tap around the rotor several times. Keep applying the mixture and tapping all around the face of the rotor. It will come loose.