How to remove rear discs?

[Stig]

I've had the caliper off, including the carrier but the rear disc aint moving?

do they not come of like the front ones?

[Ivan]

there is a special mcgyver way that involves a crisp packet and a paper clip

[Stig]

there is a special mcgyver way that involves a crisp packet and a paper clip

thanks Ivan for that expert technical intervention. I have to be carefull here, as I've taken the caliper off, and the carrier, then I' might go, ahhhhhhhhhh Bollix, here, I'll whip out the gearbox and the engine just for a laff too like you

[Steve]

BFH




If that doesn't work, screw a bolt into one of the holes in the disk'd hub and crank down on it (they are there for this reason), you can see the small one here :

[Stig]

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, my disc must be welded to the hub with corrosion??

Thanks Stevo

[Stig]

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, my disc must be welded to the hub with corrosion??

Thanks Stevo

and it was, and after I stuck on a stud to that hole, and give it a good crank, it came right off with a BANG! Some corrosion in there I can tell you.

Thanks for the hot tip Mang. ....

Pics............

[Steve]

cool!
"slather" copper grease on the hub so it doesn't stick in future

[Cloggy]

fuck da. da state of them.
Considering the way you drive...

Respect to ya

[sidewaysreilly]

Jaysus Ollie, you had no braking on that side anyway, did the same a few weeks back and the nearside disc was stuck too and caliper was seized! Clean the pins with a file and all their sockets and plenty of greasey stuff.

[leamyj]

Jaysus Ollie, you had no braking on that side anyway, did the same a few weeks back and the nearside disc was stuck too and caliper was seized! Clean the pins with a file and all their sockets and plenty of greasey stuff.

Don't somehow think those pics are from his main car

[sidewaysreilly]

oooopppppssss!!!