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    I can't figure out how to rotate the rotor around so that I can access the screw that's holding it in! Does anyone have any idea how to remove the rotor?



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    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 217gsr:
    I can't figure out how to rotate the rotor around so that I can access the screw that's holding it in! Does anyone have any idea how to remove the rotor?

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    You can turn the crank pulley and in turn the rotor will move.



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    Oh, ok. What size is the crank pulley bolt?

    Rotate counterclockwise, right?

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    i just put the key in the ignition and cranked it real quick. might want to disconnect the injector fuse beforehand.

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    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 217gsr:
    Oh, ok. What size is the crank pulley bolt?

    Rotate counterclockwise, right?

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    I believe it's 17mm. Put the car in neutral and turn crank pulley CCW.


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    Another way that you can do it is put your car in reverse and release the e-brake...then go around to the front of the car and grab the strut bar and give the car a little push backwards....its a great way to accurately move the rotor witout having to access the crank pulley bolt...also be warned that the rotor screws are know to strip easily...I have had to take a dremel to a few of them frown

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    Its a 19mm and turn c/cw till its on top

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    http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/msdbtm/msd.html

    You can just put the key in the ignition and turn the motor over really quick until its facing in the right direction.

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