2005 Chrysler Town and Country Removing rear rotors on van

Hey Al! Is the park brake off? I know that sounds stupid, but I have to ask. Make sure the retainers clips are off the studs, and if the rotor feels stuck, use a deadblow hammer and very evenly tap the backside of the rotor. If thery are rusted on the hub, then they may have to be sacrificed.

Once you put the brakes back together, make sure the surface on the hub that meets the backside of the rotor is clean and free of rust or debris. If you need anything else, please ask.

Yes, parking brake is off and clips are off. It seems to def. be rusted on. Have been banging on the backside with a sledgehammer with no budge. Have new rotors to put on, so no problem sacrificing the rotors. They are not moving at all. Is there a tool or trick to get the rust off? That is where I'm stuck.

OKay then, lets try this. We're gonna use some penetrating oil and a hand held torch. Propane canister with an ignitor screwed on to it. Douce the center of the frontside of the rotor, and around the stud openings. Heat up the center of the rotor, and work at it that way.

I have had some so rusted I had to cut them off like slicing a pizza with a saws all. Keep me posted.

Thats a good idea. I will keep ya posted. Thanks!

I have attached the rear brake rotor replacement diagrams below. Also included the caliper removal and installation procedure as well.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-replace-rear-brake-pads-and-rotors

Any questions please feel free to let us know.
Thank you.