Non-captive rotor Question.
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Non-captive rotor Question.
1999 hyundai Tuburon
non captive REAR rotors.
Ok, i ordered new rotors for my car. then cam ein.. but there isn't a hole for the little screw that goes in the rotor.
Is this ok, or did they send me the wrong rotors?
non captive REAR rotors.
Ok, i ordered new rotors for my car. then cam ein.. but there isn't a hole for the little screw that goes in the rotor.
Is this ok, or did they send me the wrong rotors?
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Rotors and new brake pads are correctly installed. Drives like a dream, no more vibration or loud metal-to-metal sounds. (severely warped rotor)
100% serious, the back pad on my rear left rotor 9the warped one).. there was no pad material left AT ALL. It was just the metal plate.
100% serious, the back pad on my rear left rotor 9the warped one).. there was no pad material left AT ALL. It was just the metal plate.
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From: Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Vehicle: 2008 Toyota Prius 2006 Suzuki SV650S
All rear dics are non captive. It is only fronts that are captive. Only 97-98 Tibbies and 96-98 Elantras have captive rotors. (and accents up to 98 or 99)