Exactly , two small screws, if these are already out , you may have to kick the thing to get it to break free. roto hammer or impact driver. this thing turns out the screw when you hit it with a hammer. it may be your best friend
civic rotors are attached by two small screws in the brake disk.... these are most easily removed with a roto hammer (check the autoparts store) or your local tool truck, they will most likely have one
To change the distributor rotor on a1998 Honda Civic unplug the spark plug wires from the cap. Loosen the screws and remove the cap on the unit. Be sure to properly line the new cap on the distributor and install.
Remove wheel. Remove Brake assy. Remove two screws on rotor. Remove Rotor. Replace Rotor. Tighten Screws. Reinstall Brake assy. Reinstall wheel.
wheel studs? head studs?
There are not bolts going THROUGH the rotors. In order to remove the rotor you have to remove the caliber, that does have two slide pins holding it in place.
a little 8 mill screw on bottom of rotor into dist shaft
Loosen the screws on the cap and there is a single screw holding the rotor to the shaft
Begin by removing the tire and wheel from your 1993 Honda Civic. Remove the brake assembly and the brake rotor. Remove the axle retaining bolts. The axle will come off.
rotor, level, civic
The first step is to turn off the engine. When installing, lift the cap to reveal the direction the metal tab is pointing on the rotor. Then remove the rotor for new installation.
Remove distributor cap. remove rotor. remove icm shield. remove all wires from icm. remove two screws holding icm. pull icm strait out
First locate and remove the Distributor Cap, depending which way the rotor is facing, use a small flat rench, or a socket-rench to remove the single bolt. Once removed, pull the old rotor off. Put the new one one, in the same direction as the old one.
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