RUSTED CALIPER PINS

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RUSTED CALIPER PINS #420594 03/19/04 05:36 PM

Anonymous

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Hey guys,

Just did new rotors and repacked everything up front...trying to do new pads but the pins that hold the pads in are rusted bad. Tried to pound them out with no luck and am looking for other tricks! Would it be safe to heat them with a torch or would this wreck the caliper pistons/brake fluid??

Many thanks
Benny

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
RUSTED CALIPER PINS	Anonymous	03/19/04 05:36 PM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	Chris V	03/19/04 06:16 PM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	surlynkid	03/19/04 07:51 PM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	Chris V	03/19/04 09:15 PM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	Anonymous	03/19/04 11:37 PM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	Anonymous	03/19/04 06:55 PM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	Anonymous	03/19/04 07:52 PM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	Anonymous	03/19/04 09:11 PM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	RWD	03/21/04 01:56 PM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	mainer	03/22/04 02:49 AM
Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS	Chris V	03/22/04 04:04 AM

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