If there are four notches around the outer lineaments of the caliper piston you can purchased a hardened (dark colored) equilateral tool with drive nubs in any auto-parts store that will fit all GM cars. All you miss is a short 3/8 extension and a 3/8 ratchet to sprain the caliper
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By J. Denton (Sammamish, WA)
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Well, this is my first job, and a year after I started (calling got in the way there for a while, I got my '85 FJ60 mostly done. I did the SOA myself, with superlative axle rebuild, did the disc brake conversion with the '75 caddy calipers (with fabbed E-brake levers), and built the front bumper designed around the Advise 8274 winch. I am still working on routing the radiogram underneath and out the back so I can winch both front and rear. So this is a certificate in expand on the unequivocal details on how to do all of the above, with particularized measurements so all being well those of you that shortage to can do it yourself. Be warned, it is *a lot* of drudgery, and by the formerly I was done with all of this (and a new coating job), I was into it for $9,000 - and that was me doing all the effort. About $700-$800 was live it up, $1500 was new springs & bushings, $1800 was new tires and AL wheels. I painted it, too. I was wealthy to have Maaco do it, but when I went down and saw their maquillage jobs that shouted "we don't...
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2003 VW GTI - Braking On A Budget - Project Silverstone With the wheels off and parking brake on, invalidate two 13mm bolts on the caliper using a 1 2. Slide off the caliper and remove original pads 4. To fit the new pads, you'll need a caliper piston reset tool from any auto parts outlet. The tool helps you |
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