Rotor replacement on 1967 Dart

Yes the rotor plate is fastened to the hub with the studs. If it was done correctly, the studs should go throught the rotor plate, then through the hub and staked on the outside of the hub so they can't slip back out. When you replace the rotor plate, you need to remove the staked area and then press out the stud to release the rotor plate from the hub. In the past, when you could get the studs easily, you just replaced them. Nowadays, most people try to reuse/restake them if they can.


Thanks for the reply. What is "staked"?

I think the studs are available. One of the guys in the shop that did the resto missed the lefthand/righthand lugs and thought some were rusted on. So one front wheel got new studs. I have the extra set they bought for the other side and didn't use. I think they just got them from the local NAPA. Can you get the studs out and back in without a press, which I don't have?