Tundra 4WD Brake Rotor removal

How to, please.
2000 SR5
4WD V8
Thanks.
Bill W

Bill W wrote:[color=blue]
> How to, please.
> 2000 SR5
> 4WD V8
> Thanks.
> Bill W
>
>[/color]
-Put the truck up on jackstands
-remove the wheel
-remove the brake caliper and hang it with a piece of wire, NOT the
brake hose. Do not remove the bolts that hold the caliper together.
-take the rotor off.


Ken

Hi Ken,
Thanks for the reply. That's what I thought, but the rotor won't budge.
Tried tapping it with a hammer, spinnning and pulling, etc. Nothing. Didn't
know if the 4WD's require something else.
Bill W

"Ken Shelton" <shelton@cablespeed.com> wrote in message
news:DMednQqDCIWvs0jfRVn-2w@cablespeedwa.com...[color=blue]
> Bill W wrote:[color=green]
> > How to, please.
> > 2000 SR5
> > 4WD V8
> > Thanks.
> > Bill W
> >
> >[/color]
> -Put the truck up on jackstands
> -remove the wheel
> -remove the brake caliper and hang it with a piece of wire, NOT the
> brake hose. Do not remove the bolts that hold the caliper together.
> -take the rotor off.
>
>
> Ken[/color]

Bill W wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi Ken,
> Thanks for the reply. That's what I thought, but the rotor won't budge.
> Tried tapping it with a hammer, spinnning and pulling, etc. Nothing. Didn't
> know if the 4WD's require something else.
> Bill W[/color]


Rotor should have 2 threaded holes on the face. Use a threaded bolt the
push the rotor off the hub.