How Do You Remove Dodge Dakota Brake Rotors?
If you’re replacing the rotors on your Dodge Dakota and want to have them machined at the local machine shop or auto parts store, why not do it yourself? Even if the Dakota is 4-wheel drive, you can perform this task with a few tools. Most vehicles are now equipped with “knock-off” rotors, and the Dodge Dakota is one of them. How to Remove Dodge Dakota Brake Rotors Step 1 Park the Dodge Dakota on a flat, level paved or concrete surface. Turn the engine off. Apply the parking brake. Step 2 Place a wheel chock behind one of the rear tires. Step 3 Break the lug nuts loose on both front tires using the breaking bar and a socket. Break them loose only–do not loosen them too much or remove them. Step 4 Lift the truck with the floor jack and position the jack stands under the front frame rails in a safe manner. If you’re removing both rotors to have them machined, lift both sides of the truck and elevate the front axle. If you’re removing the rotors to replace them, lift one side at a time a
