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Struggling to Rebuild Caliper
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19 Nov 2012 08:36 #53632
by Mud_Muppet
2001 Red Tin Top,
4.5 inch ORA lift kit,
Pro Comp steering damper
Kap Winch Bumper,
White Weller offset Rims with 30" Insa Turbo Special Tracks,
CB Radio,
Stripped Interia
Roof Rack with 4 front Wipac,
Rear Wipac recovery Lights
.....Plenty more on its way !!!!
Struggling to Rebuild Caliper was created by Mud_Muppet
Bought a Bigg Red rebuild kit and have studied the Big jimny guide on how to but am really struggling on how to get the metal clip into the caliper to hold the rubber boot in place, need toddlers fingers i think !!
Any advise please !!!!!
Any advise please !!!!!
2001 Red Tin Top,
4.5 inch ORA lift kit,
Pro Comp steering damper
Kap Winch Bumper,
White Weller offset Rims with 30" Insa Turbo Special Tracks,
CB Radio,
Stripped Interia
Roof Rack with 4 front Wipac,
Rear Wipac recovery Lights
.....Plenty more on its way !!!!
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19 Nov 2012 09:52 #53636
by maverick
Jalapeño, IISY?
Replied by maverick on topic Struggling to Rebuild Caliper
its a b1tch!
I went out and bought a good pair of circlip plyers
I went out and bought a good pair of circlip plyers
Jalapeño, IISY?
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19 Nov 2012 19:10 #53668
by Licksan
Replied by Licksan on topic Struggling to Rebuild Caliper
Did mine last weekend.
I found placing the opposite side to the split at the top of the piston and catching one end of the clip in the groove at the bottom and working the otherside round CAREFULLY with a flat screwdriver works. Be carefull though as one heavy handed slip and you risk piercing the boot. A little red grease and brake fluid helped too.
They are a biatch to do!
I found placing the opposite side to the split at the top of the piston and catching one end of the clip in the groove at the bottom and working the otherside round CAREFULLY with a flat screwdriver works. Be carefull though as one heavy handed slip and you risk piercing the boot. A little red grease and brake fluid helped too.
They are a biatch to do!
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