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bigh221 25-05-2014 01:08 PM

Somebody help please
 
Hey all,

I am attempting to change the pads and discs on MY2010 WRX STI, come up against a brick wall being a novice. Can somebody please advise on the following - do all the little nuts in the picture need to be undone? can even get to some due to the rotation of the disc, or is it just the central large nut that needs taking off??


http://i330.photobucket.com/albums/l...1/IMG_1774.jpg



The discs I have to replace are just standard OEM

http://i330.photobucket.com/albums/l...1/IMG_1773.jpg

any help appriciated

midlife2 25-05-2014 01:23 PM

Should come off Try tapping with a hide mallet.

bigh221 25-05-2014 01:29 PM

The centre nut needs to come off?

oldskool 25-05-2014 02:12 PM

they must be two piece disks ? - ive never seen those before but im guessing they just need a few hefty thumps from behind to come off - shouldn't need to undo centre nut or the little ones - caveat ,, just a guess

midlife2 25-05-2014 02:15 PM

Centre nut stays on. If anything there will be small screws that go where the countersink holes are but there's non on yours

midlife2 25-05-2014 02:17 PM

Look at the new disks they fit over the flange near the centre nut. The nut holds the hub together

bigh221 25-05-2014 02:30 PM

Can't see how it just comes off without removing the centre nut??

bigh221 25-05-2014 02:41 PM

Any ideas guys really can't see how this disc comes off ??

scotty 25-05-2014 03:36 PM

The middle nut has a clip with splayed ends on it which will need to be removed before removing the big nut and hopefully the disc should come off so try that first .

Hongkongfooi 25-05-2014 04:06 PM

Tap the disc with a rubber mallet and it will just come off. The centre nut stays as it is.

midlife2 25-05-2014 04:21 PM

Maybe take it to someone who knows what they are doing.after all brakes are important.

bigh221 25-05-2014 04:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by midlife2 (Post 189102)
Maybe take it to someone who knows what they are doing.after all brakes are important.

All done :-) 2.5 hours first side, 23 minutes second. Thanks to all the posters turned out the disc just needed a bit of persuasion.

As of tomorrow I will have a full set of brake pads 3/4 left, 2 OEM rear discs and the front drilled discs and pads also 3/4 left. No lips on the discs.

See front discs below - Performance friction
http://i330.photobucket.com/albums/l...1/IMG_1775.jpg

bigh221 25-05-2014 04:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hongkongfooi (Post 189101)
Tap the disc with a rubber mallet and it will just come off. The centre nut stays as it is.

Cheers mate job done :-)

Hongkongfooi 25-05-2014 05:13 PM

you might notice a difference from pf discs to oe. PF are ace discs

bigh221 25-05-2014 05:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hongkongfooi (Post 189106)
you might notice a difference from pf discs to oe. PF are ace discs

Yeah I can feel a bit of difference, the Front PF discs and pads also the rear discs and pads are up for grabs if anyone is interested - front 326mm and rear 316mm

C. J. 25-05-2014 08:21 PM

You sure those old discs are oe ?
As they don't to me

Banstead Stig 25-05-2014 08:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by C. J. (Post 189115)
You sure those old discs are oe ?
As they don't to me

The way I read it is the change is from Performance Friction to OEM. So the old ones aren't OEM and therefore your Spidey sense is correct. :ok:

C. J. 25-05-2014 08:36 PM

Lol yep should stop speed reading as I can't !
I'd keep them bells in a safe place :)

bigh221 25-05-2014 08:45 PM

That's correct guys, ones I took off are performance friction 👍 new ones I put on are OE.

The pads and discs I took off are for sale if anyone is interested ?

oldskool 25-05-2014 10:23 PM

well done Neil ! glad you got there in the end

munk 26-05-2014 08:29 AM

how comes you down graded so to speak??

bigh221 26-05-2014 08:39 AM

Not had the car long and always get new tyres and brakes with a new car, I know it's an expense but it's just a routine I got into. Only use the car for fast road and I have always found OE spot on 👍

Mortster 26-05-2014 09:53 AM

As CJ said, keep those bells. You could have just swapped the rota's over and kept them same set up.

andy-m 26-05-2014 10:37 AM

for future reference, on some cars/discs, those 2 smaller holes in between the stud holes are sometimes threaded. If they are, you can put a bolt in, which as you tighten, will push the disc away from the hub.
Rubber mallet method works just as well though

bigh221 26-05-2014 10:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by andy-m (Post 189184)
for future reference, on some cars/discs, those 2 smaller holes in between the stud holes are sometimes threaded. If they are, you can put a bolt in, which as you tighten, will push the disc away from the hub.
Rubber mallet method works just as well though

Cheers Andy 👍

munk 26-05-2014 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigh221 (Post 189171)
Not had the car long and always get new tyres and brakes with a new car, I know it's an expense but it's just a routine I got into. Only use the car for fast road and I have always found OE spot on 👍

fair play..:doubleup:


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