brakes
#3
RE: brakes
here are detailed pictures and a video on the basics of changing your front brake pads. It sounds like you need to depress the caliper piston. Take a look at picture #7.
http://www.2carpros.com/how_to/how_t...ace_brakes.htm
Good luck
Mark
http://www.2carpros.com/how_to/how_t...ace_brakes.htm
Good luck
Mark
#4
RE: brakes
Front brake caliper pistons can be pushed in with a big C-clamp.
Rear brake pistons have to be twisted (clockwise) to retract. Thats the handbrake auto-adjust mechanism. Watch the rubber dust boot, so it doesnt wrinkle & tear. DO NOT use a C-clamp to force the pistonsstraight in; youll damage the handbrake mechanism.
Rear brake pistons have to be twisted (clockwise) to retract. Thats the handbrake auto-adjust mechanism. Watch the rubber dust boot, so it doesnt wrinkle & tear. DO NOT use a C-clamp to force the pistonsstraight in; youll damage the handbrake mechanism.
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