piston, one in, one out
piston, one in, one out So after having a huge pain with the guide pins, I put pressure on only one piston on the front caliper to depress it, it went quickly all the way down, while the other is now sticking all the way out.
Ive tried putting a c-clamp on it, but it doesn't seem to want to budge.
what do I need to do to depress it?
Thanks
JD
Ive tried putting a c-clamp on it, but it doesn't seem to want to budge.
what do I need to do to depress it?
Thanks
JD
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Also, use an old pad as a 'buffer' when pushing the pistons back in. You have to move both pistons at the same time. Also, you have to move the pistons back slowly and a little bit at a time. They will not depress quickly.
Originally Posted by gun5l1ng3r
Also, use an old pad as a 'buffer' when pushing the pistons back in. You have to move both pistons at the same time. Also, you have to move the pistons back slowly and a little bit at a time. They will not depress quickly.
Originally Posted by loyolacub68
Did you try taking the cap of the master cylinder?
Well, I was able to move the pistons by hand so I dont know. Maybe try pushing that one in, the other one should start to pop out. Then push them both in using the old brake pad.
