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Old 03-30-2010, 06:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Rear Brake Caliper Problem

changing rear rotors and pads.....
i cant turn the piston on either caliper , cant turn them in or out...
anyone ever have this problem??
even with the tool from advance auto parts thats made for them they still wont turn....
please help
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Never had to "turn" the pistons in the calipers. Just use a c-clamp and a piece of wood to compress the piston in order to install the new pads.
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Never had to "turn" the pistons in the calipers. Just use a c-clamp and a piece of wood to compress the piston in order to install the new pads.
Rears you have to turn. Fronts you don't.

To the OP it could be the caliper is seized and you need a new one.
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Ah... I was going off the knowledge of doing the fronts. I apologize for the misinformation.
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