No, I'm referring to the bolts that hold the bracket that the caliper screws into. I have the caliper off and the bolts that slide are fine, but the bracket bolts are seized.
I have managed to get the two bolts out on the drivers side by heating them with a torch and PB blaster.
I plan on...
I have a 2002 Grand Cherokee. I have the caliper off, but the bracket that surrounds the rotor is stuck. The two 18 mm bolts on the back are seized. I've broke one cheap socket already. I don't want to use a torch because of all the tubing around. I have sprayed it with PB blaster. Just...
I think that I may have the same problem. Instead of defrosting, my heat is frosting my windshield. Did you have yours replaced? How much was it. I have an 02 Grand Cherokee.
Thanks for all the help. I turned out that the locking mechanisms on the inside were just rusted out and not working right. Just like they say " a little wd40 and sum duct tape can fix almost anything. All 4 doors open now.
I bought it at auction and paid less than a million, so I got a great deal! I haven't had a chance to tinker with it yet. I plan on taking off the door panels first and going from there. Right now the only door that will open is the passenger door. I'd like to know if anyone has any ideas...