hey guys,
i have a 91 bird, which has sat for awhile...I figured i would change the pads since it was too hard to rotate the wheel when it was jacked up...so I pulled the calipers off, which was hard to get off...
i tried to compress the piston manually/c clamp, but wouldnt go...
I tried to hit the brakes, but the piston would not extend...
any IDEAS???
thanks,
Ron
i have a 91 bird, which has sat for awhile...I figured i would change the pads since it was too hard to rotate the wheel when it was jacked up...so I pulled the calipers off, which was hard to get off...
i tried to compress the piston manually/c clamp, but wouldnt go...
I tried to hit the brakes, but the piston would not extend...
any IDEAS???
thanks,
Ron
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Prolly froze up, new calipers for my maro are $11 a piece so...
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With exchange/Core they are CHEAP >>> Just buy new!
anyway to unfreeze them???
where did you buy them from ???
autozone is $85 each for new.....
where did you buy them from ???
autozone is $85 each for new.....
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where did you buy them from ???
autozone is $85 each for new.....
I'd make sure that price isn't for a pair, or they didn't give you the price for 1LE calipers. At Napa, IIRC mine were $14 each, and there was a $20 core charge on them.Originally Posted by Franchise
anyway to unfreeze them???where did you buy them from ???
autozone is $85 each for new.....
If your current calipers are frozen you should at least rebuild them, but it doesn't cost much more for new ones than to rebuild your current ones, so...
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Take in the old ones >>> I only paid $12 a piece for mine!