brake help!!
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you have to twist the piston using either a special tool or you can do it with needlenose pliars. It' not easy to do, takes alot of wrist strength. Also make sure you take the cap off the brake fluid reservoir under the hood or you won't be able to move it at all...twist it clockwise to push it in.
But you really shouldn't have to move it for new rotors if they're the same thickness of the old ones.....only for new pads.
I suggest you spend $15 at the local out store for a haynes manual......
But you really shouldn't have to move it for new rotors if they're the same thickness of the old ones.....only for new pads.
I suggest you spend $15 at the local out store for a haynes manual......
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