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Vid for replacing Front Rotors

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    Vid for replacing Front Rotors

    I know there is alot descriptive help here, but haven't seen any vids so here is one. Could be a helpful vid for DIY.
    Tags: hub over rotor
    #2
    The guy has some other vids for accords also.

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      #3
      this is damn helpful. it clears up the myth of a lot of people thinking that the hub has to be pressed out to change the front rotors.
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        #4
        that's cool man but i don't need to go through the hassle of replacing my rotors any more, i converted to rotor over hub. Nice find btw.

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          #5
          Not a bad video at all.
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            #6
            dag. doesnt seem it'll take long at all. haha. nice. 20min max looks like. im sure he cut a few parts out to make it a shorter time. glad i got my air tools.

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              #7
              This guy also has a video about cleaning the EGR ports out. Extremely helpful, thanks for posting!


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                #8
                That's the only thing our beloved Accords fail at.

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                  #9
                  I was just curious why the vid i posted was moved to off topic, it deals directly with our cars and solves tons of questions about hub over rotor replacement, i thought it was aleast worthy of the technical thread for people wanting to change their rotors since i'm not talking about something off topic like "my girl friends Bi, no pun intended DJ metadelic."

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                    #10
                    Where the hell was he a few months ago?

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                      #11
                      his air tools make it seem so easy yet he talks about it as if it was impossible without air tools...i did mine without taking the whole control arm off i just used a crowbar and pried it off and it didnt take alot just crowbar and hammer, putting it back on was a little tricky, beating it back in with hammer could damage the hub so what i did was made sure the axel went in nicely then screw the axel nut in and tighten it till the hub got back into place....oh and for the record i was clueless of what i was doing figured i was already in deep shit with rotors out ...good video by the way i need to get my a air drill


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                        #12
                        in most of our cars it's a lot harder that it looks...... on my white ex it took about 2 hours with hand tools. on my dx it took about 2 days and in the end i ended up going roh lmao
                        are we there yet are we there yet are we there yet

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                          #13
                          nice vid helpful cause my sisters cb7 needs new rotors so it just helped mi out alot

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