Hi, 88 FC < new guy

Started by RobXcore, August 05, 2009, 11:59:33 PM

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grinder

if you are doing the rears - go and get the winding tool - best £20 i ever spent :D :D

spend about 40 mins trying to get the piston back in , bought the tool , 4 seconds later it was all done !!

if you think you are having fun - look at my thread on changing the discs :D


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Quote from: grinder;634279if you are doing the rears - go and get the winding tool - best £20 i ever spent :D :D

spend about 40 mins trying to get the piston back in , bought the tool , 4 seconds later it was all done !!

if you think you are having fun - look at my thread on changing the discs :D

I still can\'t picture you parting with an actual £20 note :evillaugh:Tongue1
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RobXcore

lol. got the discs off already while changing these,
It was trying to cheat out of buying new ones by unseizing the front one. but theres no movement in 2 of the pots, thus just clamping one side and pushing against disc. so i\'ve cheated now while i get hold A new caliper for drivers front. cheap :P by wedging stuff between the seized pistons and brake pads, so theres minimal movement on the opposing side, so no disc play, and an actual hard pedal
 
GENIUS. . though i wouldnt assume its going to last more than  few weeks at best, nor at high speed lol