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If it was the front caliper, then hopefully you replaced the square o ring
seal between them. If not it will leak and that may be what they are talking
about. Other than that it shouldn't be a problem with front or back. Also
make sure you torqued it correctly.
John Hervey
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Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 11:41 AM
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Subject: [DML] Brake Caliper Seperation
I just rebuilt one of my calipers last night. I put in new pistons and
seals. In reading my shop manual it says "DO NOT SEPERATE THE TWO
HALVES OF THE CALIPER" It doesn't say why. I did seperate the two
halves of the caliper by removing the 4 bolts with no problem what so
ever. I even put it back together with no problems.
Does anyone know why the caliper should not be seperated?
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