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Should Rotor Spin Freely. I have a halios with a miyota 9015 that spins like crazy (it is. I've learned that if i flick my wrist just right i can get the rotor spinning like a top. If these are set properly then it. The drivers side rotor seems to be the worst. You pointed out that it is “hanging up here” in your pic with an arrow pointed at the. You should be able to twist the timing belt around 90 degrees when it is properly tightened. Sometimes i do this if i need to wind it instead. I havent seen this anywhere but should. That part is called the rotor or oscillating weight. The rotor has to move the various wheels in the auto assembly and the ratchet wheel and overcome the resistance of the. So ive finished installing everything, pumped the brakes but the front rotors still aren't free spinning. In my experience, rotation speed of the rotor can vary greatly from brand to brand. Off i go to remove the wheel, and sure enough, when i turn the rotor, it turns freely for about 3/4 rotation, and binds on the. Yes it should spin freely in both directions.

That part is called the rotor or oscillating weight. Sometimes i do this if i need to wind it instead. I've learned that if i flick my wrist just right i can get the rotor spinning like a top. I have a halios with a miyota 9015 that spins like crazy (it is. You pointed out that it is “hanging up here” in your pic with an arrow pointed at the. I havent seen this anywhere but should. If these are set properly then it. The drivers side rotor seems to be the worst. The rotor has to move the various wheels in the auto assembly and the ratchet wheel and overcome the resistance of the. So ive finished installing everything, pumped the brakes but the front rotors still aren't free spinning.

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Should Rotor Spin Freely Sometimes i do this if i need to wind it instead. If these are set properly then it. You should be able to twist the timing belt around 90 degrees when it is properly tightened. The rotor has to move the various wheels in the auto assembly and the ratchet wheel and overcome the resistance of the. Sometimes i do this if i need to wind it instead. I havent seen this anywhere but should. That part is called the rotor or oscillating weight. You pointed out that it is “hanging up here” in your pic with an arrow pointed at the. The drivers side rotor seems to be the worst. Off i go to remove the wheel, and sure enough, when i turn the rotor, it turns freely for about 3/4 rotation, and binds on the. I have a halios with a miyota 9015 that spins like crazy (it is. Yes it should spin freely in both directions. I've learned that if i flick my wrist just right i can get the rotor spinning like a top. In my experience, rotation speed of the rotor can vary greatly from brand to brand. So ive finished installing everything, pumped the brakes but the front rotors still aren't free spinning.