Do.Man

a little help guys!
i need to get some screws that holds the front rotors in place for my 94 ls400 does anyone know what kind of screw it is, like size or a part number and where i can get some other than the lexus dealer?
thanks.

-alvin

steve2006

Hi,
The retaining bolts/screws are crosshead type countersunk,depending how long they have been in you may be able to remove with a normal screwdriver,impact driver or in really bad cases drill them out.
Giving them a good soaking of WD40 the day before will help.
If you need replacements a good machine shop should be able to supply but even from Lexus they cost around $2.00 each.
Part # 90155-60002.

LiCelsior

iTrader: (32)

can prob find them in home depot.

williamb82

this makes them easy to get out. tool is $10 at autozone.

bmoore

^^^ That is the secret to getting those screws out.

PureDrifter

iTrader: (10)

would have saved me the headache last time i did brakes on one of our cars

i bought 8 screws just in case after that mess.

Do.Man

thanks alot guys!

JimsGX

Put a dab of anti-sieze compound on them when reinstalling / installing the new ones...

dfkd

Mine stripped a long time ago and I just decided no ignore them.

Really though, are these considered necessary or is there some serious added benefit to having them on?

JimsGX

I don't think they're necessary... Just one of those attention to detail items that they put on the car. Many cars don't have them. All of mine were broken off when I got the car. I drilled them out, removed them with any easy-out and replaced all of them.

taurus45

I just finished my brakes..drilled one of those little ****s out...&*& it.

phenotype

Here's another thread on the subject https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...oise-95-a.html

I have been running without these screws since replacing my front rotors years ago.

kendasOnly

late but need this pls update link

CELSI0R

He's referring to an impact screwdriver

deanshark

This is what I use. The screws are actually Japanese and not a regular phillips but with this impact and a #2 phillips, the screws will come right out without stripping them.