Hanging rear caliper
Peter Schulz
pcschulz at comcast.net
Wed Apr 20 21:03:21 EDT 2005
Mike:
I look forward to your report on the condition of the piston.
BTW, try backing off on the piston recoil tool (ie go counter clockwise a
bit and then clockwise) to get it to turn in
-Peter
At 07:45 PM 4/20/2005, Mike Del Tergo wrote:
>Well, a day without a hanging chad and emergency avoided, right? Not with
>my Audis. Day care is about 4 miles from home and rear pads et all are
>virtually on fire, bystanders thought we had another new Pope!
>Pulled the wheel and pads were worn 3/4's down. Aside from the signs of
>hi temp heat cycling, all seemed visually OK. Guide pins, OK, puck seals
>OK, lines OK. I went to reload puck for kicks and it would not budge!
>Put a nice long spanner on my correct piston recoil tool and it was frozen.
>Can't tell if it was cause or symptom. When I pull caliper totally off,
>I'll check under the seal for hard rust cause that is what it feels like.
>Ordered the replacement cal (lifetime warr) and hopefully will have in by
>tomorrow PM with new pads.
>thx
>Mike
>
>
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