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Quick question regarding Rotor Runout. My front right original rotor was at .009'' and my front left was at .005''. I put new rotors on with new pads but I'm wondering now that I removed the old original rotors, how do you use the dial indicator with the new rotors installed? I'm guessing you use a couple of lug nuts to seat the rotor to the spindle and then take a measurement? If my new rotors are out of spec as well then what do I do? Take them to a shop to be machined? I will get to the rears tomorrow or Sunday. New stock rotors are from VB&P.
Napa has rotor shims that cover the entire area. They are made from tapered shim stock. They have 3 diff sizes. .003 , .006 , .009
Their pretty proud of them. http://www.napaonline.com/Search/Res...+50012+2012030
The factory installed the park brake hardware before they installed the spindles. The Haynes manual has a procedure in it which is a PITA but does work.
Finally got the parking brake shoes off. Right rear actuating lever rusted and binding. Left rear upper retractor spring broke. Time to order more parts. Is there an easy way to install the parking brake shoes. Removing them was tough. I can't imagine them being any easier going back on!
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Originally Posted by Vette79C3
Finally got the parking brake shoes off. Right rear actuating lever rusted and binding. Left rear upper retractor spring broke. Time to order more parts. Is there an easy way to install the parking brake shoes. Removing them was tough. I can't imagine them being any easier going back on!
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