I have just replace the front drivers side axle on my 89 civic std hatch. After reinstalling the axle we put the brakes back on abd they were rubing. We then took the calipers off. Now once the brakes are pressed the pressure stays and the brake is locked up. Then i hit the brakes again and the little brake cyender cup poped completly out and brake fluid gushed out. How do i fix this? ASAP

 

pop in back in and bleed the brake lines. NEVER step on the brake while it is out of the rotor. Use a big *** piler to squeak the cylinder the caliper in when you can't do it with your hands

 

is that all i need to do?

 

wait...i just read your post again, you pop the cylinder in caliper out while pressing the brake when the caliper was out of the rotor. Right or Wrong?

 

Anyways, if that is the case, do what i said earlier. My stupid gay friend did this to his accord.

Make sure that the cylinder seal is not rip when you put it back in.

 

so should the cylender cup slide right into place or am i going to have to pound it in or what? Because ive tried poping it in by had and it wont go in.Do i have to take the caliper apart?

 

why did you take the brakes off to change the axle to begin with?

 

Im not sure im kinda a novice at this and I was told in order to remove the axle i had to remove the brakes for clearance.

 

i got a present for you...

check your PM...

 

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check your PM...</TD></TR></TABLE>

Where's my present?

 

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Where's my present? </TD></TR></TABLE>

Be careful what you ask for, he is a sick man!

 

got er done. Thanks for all the help.

 

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