wattfield
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Anyone know what size of Torx bit i need to remove front disc retaining screws on the Freelander 2?
|Brake disc screw Torx size?
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Arctic2
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wattfield
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Cheers!
(And I don't think I've got one and I'm doing them tomorrow!)
GrumpyGel
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Torx? What's that?
If a hammer doesn't work...
If a hammer doesn't work...
andyfreelandy
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Standard fitment was, I believe, a posidrive screw. Upgrade is Torx.
GrumpyGel
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Pretty sure my '99 F1 had 1 firips per solid disc rather than torx.
wattfield
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Got the right tool but still had to drill it out. Now the disc is seized solid. I’ve tried hammering, plus gas, and heating with a blow lamp, tried the nut & bolt through the carrier trick to push it out and broke one m8 bolt and bent the other. Any other ideas? I don’t want to get too destructive so I can’t get it to a garage if it doesn’t work!
jamesmartin
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did you use an impact driver
wattfield
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On the screw? Yes I did. That’s not the problem now though, the disc itself is seized on to the hub
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Did you drill the screw out fully....or has it flared over the edge of the recess?
wattfield
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Drilled off the head, actually think I might have drilled too muchDid you drill the screw out fully....or has it flared over the edge of the recess?
jamesmartin
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usually does the job with a decent sized hammer and proper hit, whack the spigot part of disc with a large copper hammer
wattfield
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Been doing that for ages, drilling right through the screw now to make sure it’s not as @Beneagles suggsted then I’ll try the hammer again
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Any progress?
wattfield
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Nope. I've admitted defeat, it's going to the professionals!Any progress?
