Anyone attempted to remove rear ABS ring?

[Faxo]

Its for my 182, im just struggling to part with £99 for a set of rear discs inc bearings etc, when i can get the rear discs and bearings separate for less than £50! Thing is you can't get the ABS ring separately, so im gonna attempt to remove the rings from my current discs using oxygen acetylene bottles

Anyone ever tried and succeeded?

 

[MarcoB]

How often do you have to pay it?! Stay in for a weekend...

 

[bmh.01]

Get them complete and don't be a pikey. Far too much hassle and chance of breaking them.

 

[s31len]

they came off mine really easy, no need for heat, just gently prise and tap til they work there way off

 

[Faxo]

Every penny counts! If i can get something cheaper, i will! If i break them, fair doo's, if i dont im quids in

 

[Chrisjk]

Just paid £100 for my rears, with pads as well so not too bad.

 

[davebem]

I bought the discs from GSF with the rings and bearings. However I successfully removed my old rings and gave them to someone on here. The discs were 7 years old and they just pushed off with a bit of wd40 and hammer/chisel.

 

[DJB]

This sunday i'm going to be replacing my rear discs, i've just been out and bought a new set of OE discs. If i can prise off the abs rings easily off my old discs i will post them to you as spares.

pm your details

 

[Renault Davey Boy]

My ABS ring came off easy big flat head screw driver just keep tapping it very lightly with a hammer just work your way round the ring just take your time

 

[Tom84]

ive done it many a time at work with the gas bottles to heat it up, they literally fall of once heated. have your new disks ready and just drop them on no porbs

 

[Faxo]

Just done it in my dinner, literally fell off as said, unfortunately haven't got my new discs to hand so ill just have to heat it up again

Cheers for offer DJB