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Got my replacement rear brake rotor yesterday so I installed it this morning. The last time I took the rear wheel off I had all sorts of grief getting it back on.

On the advise of a couple members here I used a wood spacer to support the rear wheel (luck was with me, I had several pieces of 7/8" birch stock just laying around waiting to be used - who knew it was official Honda wheel shim stock!! ).

Twenty minutes from gathering tools to putting the last one back. Easy peasy.

One of the main reasons for having a forum is to share critical information like this and you folks deserve a hearty thank you. Thanks!

Now the hard part - deep roots cleaning at the dentist in about an hour. :bawling:

(04-18-2014, 12:39 AM)Rboe_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Got my replacement rear brake rotor yesterday so I installed it this morning. The last time I took the rear wheel off I had all sorts of grief getting it back on.

On the advise of a couple members here I used a wood spacer to support the rear wheel (luck was with me, I had several pieces of 7/8" birch stock just laying around waiting to be used - who knew it was official Honda wheel shim stock!! ).

Twenty minutes from gathering tools to putting the last one back. Easy peasy.

One of the main reasons for having a forum is to share critical information like this and you folks deserve a hearty thank you. Thanks!

Now the hard part - deep roots cleaning at the dentist in about an hour. :bawling:

Don't forget to take you birch stock spacer so the dentist can wedge your mouth open!

Put a squirrel grip on him. It will keep him gentle.

Cheers

(04-18-2014, 10:01 AM)Pterodactyl_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Put a squirrel grip on him. It will keep him gentle.

Cheers

Lol, that's evil.

It was a she. sigh.

(04-18-2014, 01:02 PM)Rboe_imp Wrote: [ -> ]It was a she. sigh.

where did the squirrel grip go?