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Old May 6, 2009 | 05:58 PM
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well after 2 days, 2 18mm sockets, a 18mm ratchet wrench and a few bloody knuckles the new pads and rotors are on. even after soaking everything in PB blaster it was still damn near impossible to get a few of the bolts off. http://gmtruckforum.net/picture.php?...&pictureid=861 <<thats the passenger side rotor and beileve it or not it was the "better" of the two.
 
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Damn! Salt has not been kind to that rotor.
 
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the backside of the drivers rotor was nothing but rust, you couldnt see a speck of actual rotor and surprisingly everything was in great shape besides the rotors and a few stuck bolts.
 

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