The rotors may be held in place by a couple of Phillips head screws. They may require some WD-40 and an impact wrench to remove them. If that fails, drill a 1/4" hole into the screw head, and it will fall off. After you remove the rotor, you can remove the stub with a pliers. The replacement rotors did not even have the screw holes. Dealer said that the screws were unnecessary...
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Brake fluid location in 1992 Mazda mpv
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push it forward the it should come off
Lift the MPV up by the body jack points. Remove wheel. Remove axle nut, if you have a 1/2 impact gun it will be easier. Remove ABS line going into the knuckle (small 10mm head bolt) The ABS sensor may need to be carefully rocked back and forth to get it out. Be careful not to break it. Remove brake caliper and support it by using a coat hanger to keep the brake line from taking all the weight of it. (the brake line can get damaged internally) Remove Rotor. Remove the bottom strut bolts (2 of them). Push the axle out of the hub, you might need to help it with a hammer. You should have enough room to get the axle out without removing the lower balljoint. If you have trouble, then remove the tie rod end and/or the lower balljoint. Take a prybar and pop the inner axle joint out of the transmission. Good luck.
It's in front of driver wheel! It is necessary to remove a forward casing (it is attached to a wing) there it will be! It near to system of preliminary cooling.
Break it off.
no, you should have to press the brake to shift out of park
If a Mazda MPV is leaking yellow fluid then it is possible that the fluid is brake fluid. It is best to take the car to a mechanic right away.
just checking why heat in front don't work and heat in back dose 2003 Mazda mpv
None. You have to remove the pan.