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Rotor Replacment


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triying to replace rotors on a 07 canyon.

looks like you have to split the wheel bearing .

is this correct?

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I don't know about Canyon's but I just replaced the rotors on my Sierra and I didn't have to split any bearings on my truck.

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Is this a 4x4? If so then yes the bearings are in the rotor not the hub. Just pull it off and take the bearings out after you pop the wheel seal off. then slap it all back together with repacked bearings and new seal. Very easy job.

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You don't replace rotors to fix squeaky brakes. Brake squeal is caused by pad vibration in the calipers. You either have noisy brake pad compound, are missing the brake shims, or just need some brake quite on the bad of the pads.

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You don't replace rotors to fix squeaky brakes. Brake squeal is caused by pad vibration in the calipers. You either have noisy brake pad compound, are missing the brake shims, or just need some brake quite on the bad of the pads.

 

I agree. don't take off the rotor for this, it's your brake pads squeeking.

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