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rear brake pistons stuck!!

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Old 04-06-02, 01:50 PM
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Could be a couple of things...one, is your e-brake on or stuck on that side? Could also be some gunk build-up on the inside or could be the snap ring on the inside has come loose or maybe even broken. I would check the e-brake first though.
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Old 04-06-02, 02:01 PM
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yeah, I don't know of anything else it could be.
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Well, I ran into that EXACT same problem...and thought I had to rebuild my caliper...

Here's what you do, notice those cut-outs on the piston? Yeah, take a 22mm(I think) wrench and turn the piston clockwise(I think) using the grooves. Thats the auto-adjust on the FC's.
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Okay, you should probably go buy yourself a brake rebuild kit..its only like $10
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turn it counter-clockwise it wouldn't go in for me either. but use all your strengtch with a set of needle nose pliers. and u should be good
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did you double check that you released the parking brake?
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