Like Tracy said you need to break it loose from the wheel bearing hub. Don't pound it too hard or you could damage the bearing. You can also use a puller to grab the outside of rotor and the line the puller up with the center of the hub and then tighten it down to break the rotor loose from the hub. Your up in my area and the salt and rust can cause you a lot of trouble. Keep going at it, you'll get it... Good Luck...
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Soak the hub and rotor contact area with PBlaster, give it a couple of hits with a hammer and let it sit overnight. Spray it again, tap it with the hammer and it should come loose.
Like Gary said, do not hit it too hard or you can cause other damage to the wheel hub and bearing. Spray all around the area where the middle of the brake rotor goes around the hub with PBlaster. Then lightly tap with a small hammer all around the hub to get the PBlaster to soak in. PBlaster will soak in in about 30mins. Then use a small piece of wood or something to that effect to hold against the back side of the brake rotor while you make firm but not crazy hits with a decent sized hammer.
You can crack those clips off with a hammer & screwdriver, then work on the rotor. Sometimes the rotor can rust to the hub, but some spray solvent and a few knocks with a block of wood will loosen it. And don't ever hit the rotor directly with a hammer.
beat the hell out of it from the front and back side, dont wry bout the bearing u wont mess it up, done enough of em, the rotor will break into 2 peices be4 the hub/bearing becomes messed up. worse comes to worse, u would have to heat it up with a torch.
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