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it says in the haynes manual "using a torx-type socket, unscrew the screw securing the disc to the hub and withdraw the disc"
i cant find no securing screw torx or anything else.
i cant find no securing screw torx or anything else.
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its a 32 mm but u def dont have to remove that for to do ure brakes,
remove brake pads by 2 7mm hex bolts,then remove carrier 2x19mm bolts i think then remove small grub screw holding on disc if it dosent come of get big hammer and knock fk out the disc from the rear of it
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refit same as but without big hammer lol
remove brake pads by 2 7mm hex bolts,then remove carrier 2x19mm bolts i think then remove small grub screw holding on disc if it dosent come of get big hammer and knock fk out the disc from the rear of it
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refit same as but without big hammer lol
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