How Do You Change Rotors On A Chrysler PT Cruiser?
The rotors on the Chrysler PT Cruiser need to be in good condition for the brakes to work properly. The brake calipers rest on the rotors and are what the brake pads clamp onto to stop the car. If the rotors have grooves dug into them from bad brakes or any other damage, they need to be refinished or replaced completely. Given that brake pads need to be changed as a set, it’s likely that if the rotor on one side needs changing, so does the other. Raise the end of the PT Cruiser that you’re changing the rotors for on jack stands and remove the wheels. It helps to loosen the lug nuts with the wrench before raising the car. If you’re raising the rear end, release the parking brake. Prepare the brake caliper on the rotor for removal. Clean it with a brake cleaner spray, using a drain pan to catch the residue–never use compressed air. Retract the caliper piston into its bore with a C-clamp. Siphon out fluid from the master cylinder if needed, to prevent overflow. Disconnect the brake calip
