I want to change the rotors on my 91 Bronco with automatic 4 wheel drive. The parts stores just sell the rotors; however, my rotors and hubs are connected. I have not been able to find a store who has what I need. Do I have stock rotors and hubs on mine? If so, can I buy them as together or do I have to separate the hub from the rotor some how? Any help is appreciated.
Rotor change
- Thread starter Kal-El
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bluesman17
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Your rotors are hubs arent connected, but you have to remove them completely from the truck to knock out the studs and then seperated them with a ***** driver or cold chisel (probably rusted together a bit). Remove the hubs and locknut washers to get the rotor off. Good luck 
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bluesman17
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Behind the hub assembly its pretty big and you need a locknut wrench to get it out (6 bucks i think) if I remember right there may be two but not positive on that.
For $60/ea Bronco Graveyard sells complete hub and rotor assembly. This includes new studs and bearing races.
http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i-32574A...or_assembly.htm
http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/i-32574A...or_assembly.htm
Thank you for all your help. I took the rotors off last night and decided I should change the bolts while I was there. After I hammered out the last bolt, the hub fell off. I got the job done last night. It would have been nice to have the whole assembly but everything works. Again thanks.
