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Having a few problems trying to fit new rear rotors '99 VT

Discussion in 'VT - VX Holden Commodore (1997 - 2002)' started by Arrow88, Aug 25, 2012.

  1. Arrow88

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    I've just spent the whole day trying to replace rear rotors on the 1999 Series 1 VT Commodore, however they just won't fit!

    I purchased RDA standard rear commodore rotors, but they won't slide all the way onto the hub, I cannot fit the calipar bracket back on because the rotor isn't flush 100% its got about another 10mm gap.

    Any ideas? Does anyone know if the rotors between a series 1 and series 2 VT are different?

    Thanks,
    Arrow88.
     
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    Sabbath' Redblock Jesus

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    Sit the new next to the old to see if there is any height difference for a start. How far out are the banksia shoes? Are they stopping the rotor from sliding in all the way?
     
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    you might need to adjust the park brake shoes either loosen the cable or the brake shoes there is a wheel to adjust in the hub
     
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    Same rotors for VT series 1 and 2. Handbrake is off? and yea check your handbrake shoes aren't out too far.
     
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    Thanks for the quick replies guys. I think that park brake shoe might the problem. I had the handbrake off when i was doing the change over. Will check tomorrow.
     

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