Chevy blazer 2000 Rear rotors
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Provided the park brake is not applied, they should slide right off. If they don't, try some PB Blaster in the lug stud holes, then smack with a hammer between the lug studs. If that doesn't work, try using heat.
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There's probably a rust lip on inside E brake drum. Its catching on the E brake shoe. Just turn and beat down on top of rotor and pull out, it will eventually come off. No PB required just makes an oily mess.
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