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I just had my rotors on my 2003 Ranger turned and found it making a rubbing noise after I reinstalled it. Turns out that a few of the fins on the circular venting disc on the back side of the rotor were sticking out and rubbing on a bolt head. I just tapped them in a bit. Maybe that helps you.

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