Interesting way to easily remove a rotor.
- Thread starter Murray20c8
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Just make sure you remove the screws holding the rotor on Honda's 
theboss
Power User
It work great, I did use this trick many time at the shop on cars that dosen't have treaded hole on the front hub. It is safer than hitting with a big hammer, I have seen a few tech hitting on seized rotors ending with a defective steering position sensor because tie rod transfer the impact of the hammer to the rack and pinion and to the steering column, on some cars the sensor is free when you buy a new steering column.