Using an impact driver for rotor screws effectively
Using an impact driver for rotor screws is the difference between a quick brake job and a three-hour nightmare involving drill bits and broken extraction kits. If you've ever looked at that tiny, flat-head or Phillips screw holding your brake rotor to the hub and thought, "That looks easy enough to remove with a regular screwdriver," I'm here to stop you right there. It isn't. Those little screws spend their entire lives living through extreme heat cycles, road salt, rain, and mud. By the time you get to them, they aren't just screws anymore; they've essentially become one with the wheel hub. ...