Re: 87.5 CGT rear disc brakes,

[Colin Hames <cchames@mm.com>]

If the coupe GT's have the same type of rear caliper as all the Audi's I have
dealt with, (4Q, 5TQ)  then you have to spin the piston using a large hex
wrench.  There is a threaded shaft inside the caliper that controls the
e-brake.  Rotating the pistion will resets the e-brake and allows the piston to
move further back.

Colin

IIIIAUDIGUYIIII@aol.com wrote:

> I am trying to plunge the piston back into the bracket,  but it will not
> budge, the front went in but the back wont. I went to the auto shop and
> bought one of these piston pusher things but it still wouldn't go back down
> enough for me to put the new pads in, the rotor has a hub, with all of the
> bearings in it, any advice would be great,
>
>                                                 -Donny
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>                                       -Donny