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This is a discussion thread titled "Changing rotors on 4WD Tundra", within the Brakes forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
Remove the wheels then remove the caliper. Tools would be lug nut wrench and the proper size metric wrench or socket to remove the caliper. No brake lines to disconnect, just be sure you support the caliper with something besides the brake hose. You may have to push the disc pads back some to clear the new rotor as it won't have any wear on it. Might need a soft headed mallet to jar the rotor loose from the front hub. I'm assuming you've changed pads before.
Larry
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Changing rotors on 4WD Tundra
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