[Shotimes] HELP! rear brake pad replacement issues (piston)
Alan Fanning
Awfanning@earthlink.net
Wed, 08 Jun 2005 17:19:21 -0700
Jason,
You can get an appropriate tool at a parts supply house or make one up
yourself out of a piece of metal if you have a hack saw and a file. Be sure
to first unscrew the bleeder screws to simplify the process.
Alan
wrote:
>
> help! I'm stuck! The rear pads have finally worn down to metal and are
> making a horrible noise. I need to replace the pads but I can't get the
> pistons to seat for the life of me. I'm reading the ford manual and it
> says I need a piston rotating tool to rotate the piston back into its
> slot, but I don't have it and I don't know who does! It's really
> important that I get this done tonight... :( anybody know anything else
> I can do? it seems really stupid to engineer the rear pistons like that...
>
> --
> Jason Hartberger, AT2(AW) USN
> USS Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71
> AIMD/IM-3 CASS