hey guys ! im sure this has been covered but i couldnt really make sense of one part which i read on another thread :/ ive changed alot of commodore disks so are they the same? im not needing disks anymore so would a hit with a rubber mallet make them come loose? i saw something about loosening two bolts? i have all the tools here so id rather save $90 from my mechanic ! all help appreciated :D

Front brakes just wriggle it off. Use a rubber mallet if necessary just make sire to rotate the disc as you whack it.

2 bolts to remove the caliper from the hub.

Remove the wheel, Unbolt the calliper with the two bolts that are attached to it, then the disc should come off. If it doesn't, a few light taps with a rubber mallet should work.

Remove the wheel, Unbolt the calliper with the two bolts that are attached to it, then the disc should come off. If it doesn't, a few light taps with a rubber mallet should work.


or if it still refuses to budge ,you should see two threaded holes in the DISC ,insert the right size bolt and screw in ,this will push/pull the DISC off the hub.

Don't hit a rotor FFS, there are 2 8x1.25mm threaded holes in the rotor use a high tensile bolt to remove te rotor.

When you refit make sure rotor and hub is clean and do torque wheel nuts

ok thanks, im doing disks/pads together so ill sus it out. ill do it on tuesday ! thanks for your help :D