91 Trooper Rear Brake Pads

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Re: 91 Trooper Rear Brake Pads [Re: SleepO] #570930 02/20/05 02:00 AM

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the piston "screws" in... I used a needle-nose plier to grip it by opening the plier until it fits those little indents, pushing the tips of the plier in, and then just kinda turn it.

i hope that makes sense, i'm a little groggy right now from a long drive last night and not being as verbose as I should be.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
91 Trooper Rear Brake Pads	SleepO	02/20/05 01:51 AM
Re: 91 Trooper Rear Brake Pads	Anonymous	02/20/05 02:00 AM
Re: 91 Trooper Rear Brake Pads	SleepO	02/20/05 02:08 AM
Re: 91 Trooper Rear Brake Pads	COTrooper	02/20/05 02:24 AM
Re: 91 Trooper Rear Brake Pads	Jim_Paget	02/20/05 02:26 AM
Re: 91 Trooper Rear Brake Pads	SleepO	02/20/05 06:45 AM
Re: 91 Trooper Rear Brake Pads	Ed Mc	02/20/05 08:33 PM

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