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Old 05-02-2009, 11:16 PM
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im changing my front brake pads. is there a how-to thread somewhere on here?
Old 05-03-2009, 09:29 AM
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anyone? i just need to know how to depress the pistons properly and how to push the pistons back out again
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i use a 6" c clamp to depress the pistons, i've seen people use vise grips too. to press them back out simply step on the brake pedal.
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Yep... what mattaway said.

Also, if they haven't been removed for a while, the caliper pins might be seized in place, so they might take a bit of work to get out, but if they move freely, it's literally a 15 minute job to do both sides.
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