I have a nice prybar that I got as a set of three different length ones from Sears. You pry against the lip of the cup and against the part of the rotor where the wheel seats. Usually it will come come this way no problem. If you have air tools an air chisel is the easiest and most effortless way. Don't bear down hard just put the chisel against the lip of the cup and pull the trigger. Pops them right off. You may have to turn the wheel 180 degrees and hit the other side if it is really on there. Hope this helps. Ken Wilford John 3:16 www.vanagain.com
azsun99 wrote: > I know, it sounds really basic, like stuff I should know, but is there a proper or > easy way to do it without bashing it up? > thanks, > Jerry in AZ > > |
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