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  1. jimm1009

    front rotor removal

    I recommend taking the time to clean, inspect, and repack your bearings on the front hubs since you have at least one of them off right now. This is something that is supposed to be done each 10,000 miles anyway so if you do it now then you know that you are good for 10,000 miles more. Good luck...
  2. jimm1009

    front rotor removal

    If you ARE going to get the rotor turned, don't remove it from the hub. They will want it installed on the hub with the outer races of the bearings installed as well. It's very hard to find somone to turn the rotor once it is removed from the hub. jimm1009
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