Hi all ,
I'm having terrible trouble changing my brake disk's, I cannot remove the old ones. Is there a simple way or do I just "Hammer away" I'm afraid of doing damage if I do
NEED HELP BADLY!!!
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NEED HELP BADLY!!!
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As Mr Stewart says its no good using a toffee hammer, its better to use a good thump than a lot of little taps. Works wonders.
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found the soluton
Thank you all, for your comments.
In the end I decided to take a hand grinder and split the disk which took about 5min then use a crowbar and a 14bl hammer, "just the job" all this took about 7min.
Again thans to all
In the end I decided to take a hand grinder and split the disk which took about 5min then use a crowbar and a 14bl hammer, "just the job" all this took about 7min.
Again thans to all
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To be quite honest Stewart it is a Mondeo, (my other car is a Xantia) but I'm afraid,(and grateful that this site exists) that there is very little on the Ford sites, anyway thanks to all here.
P.S. my Mondeo is a 1998 Model (65,000Mls) and the front right side (fell apart) disk "Broke down" ( luckily whilst I was in the Ville), but when I changed the Two front ones I found that the other one had Two fractures also. I do a hell of a lot of "Motorway driving here in France (live in the sticks) There must be many other cars about to have "accidents", do you not think?
P.S. my Mondeo is a 1998 Model (65,000Mls) and the front right side (fell apart) disk "Broke down" ( luckily whilst I was in the Ville), but when I changed the Two front ones I found that the other one had Two fractures also. I do a hell of a lot of "Motorway driving here in France (live in the sticks) There must be many other cars about to have "accidents", do you not think?
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