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Is this what you need?

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or this?

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How about an overall shot of the whole front assembly?

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Here's a shot of the rear brake diagram:

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Let me know if you need anything else.
 
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No worries... glad to help.
 
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Staypuff- You remembered the magnets in the rear rotor? I just did my brakes all the way around and almost forgot the magnets. Hope you remembered?
 
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Oddjob said:
Staypuff- You remembered the magnets in the rear rotor? I just did my brakes all the way around and almost forgot the magnets. Hope you remembered?
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No, thankfully I didn't do the rotors just the pads; I take it the magnets are for the wheel speed sensors?

The truck is at 65k and the rotors look brand new in the rear (no towing I guess). We'll see if the replacement bendix pads last as long as the OEM.
 
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I have 82k on my 09 RTL. Rear pads were down with maybe 15% left. Front pads were close to 35%. Last year they (a ROC business supporter) ran a special on drilled and slotted rotors with ceramic pads. I bought a full set. My wife's 09 Accord last week developed this weird hum when backing up. So I checked and sure enough the rear pads needed to be replaced. So I quickly did them and then my MM on my RL hit 10%. So I decided to do the brakes while I had all the wheels off for rotation. I will keep the rotors as they are in excellent shape, just incase I have a problem down the road.
Yes the magnet is for the speed sensor. I almost forgot, because the fronts are in the hub, which I just thought the rear were too. Glad I caught it.
 
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Oddjob said:
Staypuff- You remembered the magnets in the rear rotor? I just did my brakes all the way around and almost forgot the magnets. Hope you remembered?
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What magnets are you talking about? I'm calling BS on this.
I just replaced both rear rotors on my 2012 Ridgeline, and after reading your post, I spent a couple of hours trying to figure out what the hel you were talking about, and never found anything about magnets in rotors. I went ahead and installed the new rotors, everything is fine. The ABS sensors are not reading anything off the rotors. Are you just trying to cause trouble for people?
 
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fly2mike said:
What magnets are you talking about? I'm calling BS on this.
I just replaced both rear rotors on my 2012 Ridgeline, and after reading your post, I spent a couple of hours trying to figure out what the hel you were talking about, and never found anything about magnets in rotors. I went ahead and installed the new rotors, everything is fine. The ABS sensors are not reading anything off the rotors. Are you just trying to cause trouble for people?
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*I THINK* he's referring to the magnetic encoder present at all four corners.
 
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fly2mike said:
OK, does anybody on this forum have any idea what this magnet on brake rotors reference is about??
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There is no magnet on the brake rotors. As OhSix stated, there is a magnetic encoder in the wheel bearing. The SM makes absolutely no mention of a magnet on the rotor. I call BS also. Posting misleading information doesn't help anyone on this fine forum!
 

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