Help, How to get my rear brake back plate off
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Help, How to get my rear brake back plate off
I need to change the rear back plate on my 1993 WRX Ra. How do i get the flange with the wheels bolts off the hub, so I can remove the brake back plate. I have removed the whole rear hub from the car and remove the rear driveshaft. Please help
Thanks Alistair
Thanks Alistair
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The backplate is spot welded to the hub,so it cannot just be removed as in unbolted.
I have just removed my backplate as im fitting 2 pot rear calipers and simply used a screwdriver to lever out the backplate where it was spot welded,i did try drilling out the spotwelds but this took far too long
I have just removed my backplate as im fitting 2 pot rear calipers and simply used a screwdriver to lever out the backplate where it was spot welded,i did try drilling out the spotwelds but this took far too long
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The backplate is spot welded to the hub,so it cannot just be removed as in unbolted.
I have just removed my backplate as im fitting 2 pot rear calipers and simply used a screwdriver to lever out the backplate where it was spot welded,i did try drilling out the spotwelds but this took far too long
I have just removed my backplate as im fitting 2 pot rear calipers and simply used a screwdriver to lever out the backplate where it was spot welded,i did try drilling out the spotwelds but this took far too long
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Are you on about the plate that is just in front of the bracket? If so it's spot welded, just jam a screw driver in and snap/bend it off, then if you want to make it neat sand it down. I wouldn't think this is a replaceable part?
This is mine with the plate gone and the drum plate/cover angle grinded to allow the new bracket to fit:
Thanks
Sam
This is mine with the plate gone and the drum plate/cover angle grinded to allow the new bracket to fit:
Thanks
Sam
Last edited by Saalro; 24 May 2011 at 09:50 PM.
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If you are fitting 2 pot callipers I assume that the back plate is not needed so could a rusty plate just be ground off to avoid damage to other components if the slide calliper type rear brakes are being retained or does it do anything?
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I'm confused to as what plate we are talking about ha.
There is a plate i call the stone guard (17/18 on the diagram.) spot welded onto the hub/disc drum plate:
Part 5 below is what i call the hub/disc drum plate:
The stone guard can come of it really doesn't matter in my eyes, i took mine of to fit larger brakes and so far i've had no isses.
I'm not sure if the hub/disc drum plate is removable, but you need that as the drum shoes rest againt it.
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Sam
There is a plate i call the stone guard (17/18 on the diagram.) spot welded onto the hub/disc drum plate:
Part 5 below is what i call the hub/disc drum plate:
The stone guard can come of it really doesn't matter in my eyes, i took mine of to fit larger brakes and so far i've had no isses.
I'm not sure if the hub/disc drum plate is removable, but you need that as the drum shoes rest againt it.
Thanks
Sam
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