S spirit New Member Jul 1, 2011 #1 what's the trick on pushing the pistons back in to make room for the new pads? I've tried everything, can't get them to budge.
what's the trick on pushing the pistons back in to make room for the new pads? I've tried everything, can't get them to budge.
HDDon Experienced Member Contributor Retired Moderators Jul 1, 2011 #2 Make sure the pistons are clean (use a shoelace) and I use a flat piece of aluminum and flat blade screwdriver.
Make sure the pistons are clean (use a shoelace) and I use a flat piece of aluminum and flat blade screwdriver.
Boom Member Jul 5, 2011 #3 Also make sure your parking brake cable adjustment (handle) is backed-off.
zoood Junior Member Product Contributor Jul 8, 2011 #4 spirit said: what's the trick on pushing the pistons back in to make room for the new pads? I've tried everything, can't get them to budge. Click to expand... I use a C-clamp
spirit said: what's the trick on pushing the pistons back in to make room for the new pads? I've tried everything, can't get them to budge. Click to expand... I use a C-clamp
SirDimsdale Active Member Apr 25, 2012 #6 On the rear wheels you must remove the parking brake spring then the nut holding the adjuster and remove the adjuster. Then turn the shaft out to give the piston room to move back.
On the rear wheels you must remove the parking brake spring then the nut holding the adjuster and remove the adjuster. Then turn the shaft out to give the piston room to move back.
H Hanson New Member Oct 17, 2013 #7 thanks was loosing it over the piston not retriving back into the cilynder...gosh!