IndaC

Quick question guys, as I was changing my brake pads yesterday, I noticed that I had no rotor screws to hold the rotor to the wheel hub (I know the wheel holds it also). Is there supposed to be 2 screws? I ask because I took my gs350 F Sport in for a tsb on the front brakes, but it didn't apply to the F Sport line, so I changed the pads myself, when I notied the rotor was loose as soon as I removed the pads. Any help wI'll be appreciated, before I rip a new ahole at the dealer for there techs being lazy....

jonathanz

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to answer that questions, i know some cars has them. all honda/acura has them. last week i was changing my friend's 370z and front rotors didn't have them. i didn't pay attention to lexus/toyota.

Twidge

they don't have a retainer screw on the gs350

IndaC

Thanks guys. ... I guess I owe my dealership an apology

Afrosheen

Just an FYI. Those retainer screws are generally just for production so the car makes it down the line with the rotors attached before the wheels go on. Toyota used to leave them on, I guess they're taking them off now. It's good to not have them though. If you ever get one that's old and rusted solid you'll be cursing it.

IndaC

Lol. I deal with them in my civic ek. I just take a ball hammer and a small sledge hammer to loosen the bolt.
But thanks for the info guys...