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depends on the type of vehicle, if you are not experienced i wouldnt take a chance doin it yourself, cos brakes are safety related. normally if you take off the calliper off the rotor will only be held on by 1 or 2 retaining screws but somes models req you to take off the whole hub and this will req specialsit tools
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i don’t know what yr or what brand of auto you have but you take the tire off then the caliper off then the rotor it is very easy but try to talk to some people before you do it look at some books you will need basic tools c clamp maybe a torx driveryou allso should replace the brake pads its standerd if you dont your roters will get damaged because now you have two different surfaces one smoth and one roughgood luck once you do it the first time youll be a pro