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Old 09-17-2016, 10:53 PM
dmorgan dmorgan is offline
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I saw the technical article from pelican parts. Enclosed is the attachment showing the rotor is held to the hub by two roll pins (yellow arrows) and a 4mm Allen screw (red arrow). This is a little over kill as the wheel studs actually hold the rotor to the hub once the wheel is installed and torqued.
Use a punch and hammer the roll pins out the back of the rotor and hub (red arrow).




The roll pins are hardened steel; use a hammer and punch to reinsert them when you have installed the new rotor.

I hope this is more clearer in describing the issue.
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1994 E320 wagon front brake disc/rotor roll pin missing-pic03.jpg   1994 E320 wagon front brake disc/rotor roll pin missing-pic05.jpg  
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