my buddy is a mechnic and he did my brakes for me a long time ago and said that the rotors are wierd. they have to be cut while they are on the truck on 4wd models. whether or not this is true i dont know
ON 94 to 99 2500/3500's you must pull the hub assembly and the knock the rotor off from behind the hub. On 2000 up the 2500/3500 went to a slip on rotor like a 1500.
Your post from V10 sport ( #7 post) is exactly correct. The Rotors will hammer off once the hub/bearing(one unit) is removed. You will probably destroy the rotor doing this,they do not come off willingly.Your area dealer or specialty 4x4 shop may have the specialty puller available for rent(there is a specific tool for this) if you intend to do this work yourself.If your installing new rotors, don't worry about it.Beat them till the jump ship.If your replacing, Buy Wagner rotors...very superior in quality, are about 60 thou thicker than oem, and can be turned two or even three times in the future with tons of metel left above minimum spec...Mike
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