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Originally Posted by graywolf624
did you try an impact driver on the screws for the rotors? that happens all the time on
Acuras and with a friendly hit with the impact driver a few times and off they come (best tool ever)
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Usually if the asshat at the dealership hadnt used an impact driver to put the damn thing on you could get it off.
(Sorry pet peeve, especially when they do that shit to your lugs.) |
Those little screws areput inby hand but the heat from the rotors causes them to seize up and we always use impacts for wheels because we are trying to save time so jackass stuck upmother fers stop complaining it is taking 15 minutes to do an oil change/ air filter and tire rotation. and I aswell as most of the techs at my shop use torque sticks which are fairly accurate. but impacts are very usefull when doing major work. IT's not like we use them on spark plugs and shit like that.