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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Sep 18, '07 From nsw Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
guys when im driving along and i come to slow down when i get to second gear i hear a bang or a clunk from the left rear wheel, it doesnt feel any different when i drive but i want to know if anyone our there has the same issues
also i can put my hand on my brake caliper from behind the wheel and it very slightly moves back and forth guy's is this a 6gc normal thing. cheers ![]() |
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Seized calipers are most easily handled with a rebuilt caliper to replace the seized. Otherwise buy a rebuild kit -- dealer may have one with all the necessary seals and bushings, auto parts store almost certainly will.
However, rebuilding it yourself will in all likelyhood involve a great deal of brute force application. Seized bushings are generally not easy to remove, and sometimes impossible this side of a hydraulic press. |
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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Sep 18, '07 From nsw Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
QUOTE(Galcobar @ Oct 17, 2007 - 11:46 PM) [snapback]606024[/snapback] Seized calipers are most easily handled with a rebuilt caliper to replace the seized. Otherwise buy a rebuild kit -- dealer may have one with all the necessary seals and bushings, auto parts store almost certainly will. However, rebuilding it yourself will in all likelyhood involve a great deal of brute force application. Seized bushings are generally not easy to remove, and sometimes impossible this side of a hydraulic press. nothing wrong with my calipers took my brakes off greesed the pins cleaned the brake system tightend bolts and it pretty much gone ![]() |
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