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parking brake 20114 RT rear brake caliper

Neil Rupp

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I'm installing my back wheel after getting a new rear tire. I'm trying to reinstall the caliper but I'm unable to spread the brake pads apart enough to get the caliper over the brake rotor. I have the parking brake cable and the return spring unhooked. I manual moved the parking brake to the front and that made the pads that much closer. Bottom line is I'm unable to spread apart the brake pads in order to push the brake cylinder in. Help, Neil
 
It's not pushing cylinder back-in....

I'm installing my back wheel after getting a new rear tire. I'm trying to reinstall the caliper but I'm unable to spread the brake pads apart enough to get the caliper over the brake rotor. I have the parking brake cable and the return spring unhooked. I manual moved the parking brake to the front and that made the pads that much closer. Bottom line is I'm unable to spread apart the brake pads in order to push the brake cylinder in. Help, Neil
.... it needs to be screwed back in. The lever should have been pushed BACK, not forward. But no matter, just remove that lever, and screw that pin the lever is attached to. (scew clockwise). The piston will back in the bore.
 
Parking break

.... it needs to be screwed back in. The lever should have been pushed BACK, not forward. But no matter, just remove that lever, and screw that pin the lever is attached to. (scew clockwise). The piston will back in the bore.


Thank you I learned something else..
 
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