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Rear Brake problem HELP - 7/14/2007 10:27:44 AM   
akennedy99

 

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So I am in the process of installing the rear pads in my gf's GT. I have the special tool and have spun the piston in the caliper around quite a few times but it won't seem to go back in. I have duralast pads.

How many times does it take to spin it back in? I am having some seroius issues with this.

How much clearance over the pads should the caliper have once installed?

HELP

Alex
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RE: Rear Brake problem HELP - 7/14/2007 2:46:27 PM   
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OK I figured it out. Thing is a bitch though, probably would have been a lot easier to bleed the brakes.

Strange, still don't know why it went in, a mix of pressure and turning got it in there. Probably a strange clutch in there.

Alex

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RE: Rear Brake problem HELP - 7/19/2007 8:57:58 PM   
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which tool did you use? The regular push in one or the one that comes as a set with little holes in them?

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RE: Rear Brake problem HELP - 7/20/2007 8:41:25 AM   
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He said he spun it so I think he was doing it the right way.  I can only guess that it was friction or something.

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