RUSTED CALIPER PINS

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Re: RUSTED CALIPER PINS [Re: Chris V] #420601 03/19/04 11:37 PM

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These things weren't budging so I torched em....worked good, you just have to be real careful that you don't get too close to the piston boots...I just kept spraying them with water. Anyway I got it all back togather with the proper anti-seize and it seems to be working great!! Thanks for the advice!!
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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