How to Remove the Rotors From 1991 Honda Accord

The 1991 Honda Accord is a dependable, sporty family car. Originally styled as a sports sedan, the Accord has not lost its spark over the years. Many Honda Accords from the 1990s era are still running strong today, albeit with regularly maintenance. Regular maintenance keeps Honda's older generation of Accords on the road. One such job is that of replacing the brake rotors. Before you can get the brake rotors replaced or milled, you will need to remove them.

Instructions

1

Park the car on a level, paved surface.

2

Use the jack on the driver's side front wheel to raise the car up so the tire is off of the ground.

3

Slide one of the jack stands under the car's frame and lower the car onto the stand.

4

Use the lug wrench to unscrew the lug nuts and pull the tire off of the studs.

5

Use the socket wrench to remove the mounting bolts from the brake caliper. Then pull the caliper off of the rotor.

6

Slide the rotor off of the wheel hub.

7

Repeat this process for each of the remaining three wheels so that at the end of the process the car is on four jack stands and all four rotors have been removed for milling or replacement.