How Do You Replace The Rotor In A Nissan Pathfinder?
If your Nissan Pathfinder seems to be pulsing and shuddering when you hit the brakes but you know that the calipers and brake pads are in good shape, then it’s time to change the rotors. Rotors only need to be changed if they get worn down and can’t be resurfaced or if they become warped from excessive braking. Always change them in pairs for even braking performance. Change rotors in a 1989 to 1995 Nissan Pathfinder Step 1 Jack up your Nissan Pathfinder with jacks and jack stands. Block the wheels to keep your truck from rolling while you work. Step 2 Take off the tire and wheel assembly with a socket wrench or air ratchet. Remove the brake pads, caliper and bolts and the torque member. Step 3 Remove the grease cap from the hub. Then remove the cotter pin and the castellated nut. This allows you to then remove the old rotor with the wheel hub attached. Step 4 Clean any corrosion or debris from the area using a damp cloth. Apply multipurpose grease to the hub’s oil seal lip and then pu
