Replacing rear pads question
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Replacing rear pads question
Replacing the rear pads on my 95. I have the piston compressed. The rear disc I have done before you had to rent a tool to turn in the parking brake. These don't seem to work the same way.
Am I missing something? Or do I just compress piston and good to go?
I haven't tried to install them yet. Gust getting them ready and cleaned up so I can paint. Just don't want to have to mess with them a lot with fresh paint on them.
Am I missing something? Or do I just compress piston and good to go?
I haven't tried to install them yet. Gust getting them ready and cleaned up so I can paint. Just don't want to have to mess with them a lot with fresh paint on them.
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You had to remove brake fluid reservoir cap and push Using piston tool or even gently using a pipe whrench with a tovel, in order to avoide any damage on caliper body and piston.
Last edited by Christi@n; Dec 3, 2015 at 04:16 AM.
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Originally Posted by Ron B C4;1591027658.
The rear disc I have done before you had to rent a tool to turn in the parking brake.
Last edited by Christi@n; Dec 3, 2015 at 04:15 AM.
