mikiman

Hi from Spain. I have a V6 from 1990 with the rear axle from a V8 from 1987. I have taken the car to check the brakes and on the rollers the right rear wheel is braking a bit. And right brakes more. But when I pick it up at home and check it I see it fine. the strange thing is that the right brake line is made of steel with a plastic section, and the left is only made of steel. it's OK?
What is the correct position of the piston retaining clip? thanks

sofakingdom

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The rubber line on one side, and the steel line going directly to the caliper on the other side, is how that brake system came from the factory.

mikiman

Thanks. I want to change the rear brake seals of the 1987 trans am because the wheel is braked. Do you know where I can see a video? to see if I have to compress the piston or if it is turned with a tool and see what parts it has inside. I can't get it out with compressed air.I dont found It on Youtube.

mikiman

another question. on the front brake the pad has a clip that fits over the piston. and when the piston is withdrawn the tablet is taken with it. the rear brake has nothing?

mikiman

Hi. I have already seen that the piston clip is mounted as in my first photo. When disassembling the piston I see that the core is twisted. it's wrong, right? Can it be fixed or will I have to change it?