Solution For Stuck Rotors - Seized on Toyota

It’s common for brake rotors to rust and get stuck, making it very difficult to break them lose. I show an easy way on this Toyota. This method might work on other cars but after watching you’ll see if it works on yours.
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Hi there, do you still have your 2019 Range Rover Sport? I just bought a used 2019 Sport with 19,000 miles and wanted to know if you have any other tips on changing filters or do it your self oil changes? Thanks for all your informative videos. If you still own the sport have you had any major issues regarding repairs?

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Yes, more tips coming