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I'm having an impossible time removing one brake piston on each caliper. Here's what I've done so far:
1) Blown compressed air into the caliper. One piston comes out. It's the piston opposite the piston on the hose side on each caliper, which is the stuck one.
2) Pushed the removable piston back in and secured with a c clamp. Blow in compressed air. No joy on either caliper.
3) Removed the rubber seal on each stuck piston and sprayed WD-40 around each piston.
4) Repeat step 2. No joy.
5) Continue with steps 2 and 3 several times. No joy.
I've also tried prying the pistons out by inserting a pry bar in the piston groove and prying. No joy.
Any other ideas? I'm running out of my own.
1) Blown compressed air into the caliper. One piston comes out. It's the piston opposite the piston on the hose side on each caliper, which is the stuck one.
2) Pushed the removable piston back in and secured with a c clamp. Blow in compressed air. No joy on either caliper.
3) Removed the rubber seal on each stuck piston and sprayed WD-40 around each piston.
4) Repeat step 2. No joy.
5) Continue with steps 2 and 3 several times. No joy.
I've also tried prying the pistons out by inserting a pry bar in the piston groove and prying. No joy.
Any other ideas? I'm running out of my own.