Chiro- another Croatian AE86
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10-18-2006, 03:04 PM
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on front calipers one slider is fixed (bolted in)... Check that bolt, if it is not tight take it out, put some Locktite on it and screw it back
rear calipers are complete story for them selfs: DO NOT REMOVE THE THREAD THAT HOLDS THE PISTON IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE SSTool you have to rotate the piston counter clockwise, take it out... than you have to remove the ring that secures the spring... you can do it easely if you have the pliers for removing the rings (they are widening when you pres them), or with a screwdriver (carefully) than just remove the threaded thingy out with pliers (careful, dont grip it too much because you will damage the thread) if your piston looks like this: Polish it... it is verry easy if you (by chance) have a milling machine When you did all this, replace all rubbers with new ones, grease them whell and star reasimbling the calipers... this is not the way to do it: you need to push the spring and tin part down and put the security ring back in... Not easy because there is poor space and you have to get it just right... first off you need a SST... I found mine in old rear brake caliper piston of AE92. The thread is M8 but with 5 step threads... not standard and easy to find. So you brake the old piston that you don't need any more (buy used, in a poor state), and take out this part: then it goes like so: and screwed to the end... put all in and put the ring back... woula!!! Done... I repeat- use this kind of grease for the sliders: and you can use the glycol silicon based red one for the piston and rubber rings in the caliper... You just screw the piston in to the ende and you're left with putting everything on the car I used Textar pads and new Delphi oil... Main brake caliper did't go so well so I better not talk about it cluch calipers are so easy that it's not even worth talking about it Ah, yes, take down the brake booster, youre life will be a lot easyer when taking down the main clutch cilinder slave cilyder SNO-MO-BIRU project started- CHIRO |
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Chiro- another Croatian AE86 - mrgud - 10-18-2006, 11:17 AM
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