00 EM1: Removing Brake Caliper Pins
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00 EM1: Removing Brake Caliper Pins
Hey All,
I'm in the proccess of servicing my brake pads/rotors and noticed the Caliper Pin A (lower Pin) won't go all the way in. I'm almost at 200K, so I think a little grease might do the trick. Is there any particular trick in pulling these out of the caliper housing? Any particular grease you might recommend using? Refer to #12 below. Thanks in advance.
I'm in the proccess of servicing my brake pads/rotors and noticed the Caliper Pin A (lower Pin) won't go all the way in. I'm almost at 200K, so I think a little grease might do the trick. Is there any particular trick in pulling these out of the caliper housing? Any particular grease you might recommend using? Refer to #12 below. Thanks in advance.
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THe pins should come out, you may need a 12mm socket.
Yes there is a grease made for that application. Any auto parts store has it. Wipe off the old stuff and put some grease on each pin, I also put a small dab in the sliders #13 to where the pads slide.
Put enough grease on the pins, you don't need a lot just enough. I'm sure you'll figure it out.
Yes there is a grease made for that application. Any auto parts store has it. Wipe off the old stuff and put some grease on each pin, I also put a small dab in the sliders #13 to where the pads slide.
Put enough grease on the pins, you don't need a lot just enough. I'm sure you'll figure it out.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1992Si »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">THe pins should come out, you may need a 12mm socket.
Yes there is a grease made for that application. Any auto parts store has it. Wipe off the old stuff and put some grease on each pin, I also put a small dab in the sliders #13 to where the pads slide.
Put enough grease on the pins, you don't need a lot just enough. I'm sure you'll figure it out.</TD></TR></TABLE>
The bolt uses a 12mm socket, but the pin only has a tab on either side to pull. It just seems to be stuck in there rather tight. Thanks for the replies.
Yes there is a grease made for that application. Any auto parts store has it. Wipe off the old stuff and put some grease on each pin, I also put a small dab in the sliders #13 to where the pads slide.
Put enough grease on the pins, you don't need a lot just enough. I'm sure you'll figure it out.</TD></TR></TABLE>
The bolt uses a 12mm socket, but the pin only has a tab on either side to pull. It just seems to be stuck in there rather tight. Thanks for the replies.
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