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MercerLake
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Old Brake Pads never Die!
Good idea! :clap:
Good idea! :clap:
WOW what a good idea!!
I am going to make one for my car as well. I can get rid of the "C" clamps. WOW what a good idea.
Chris
I am going to make one for my car as well. I can get rid of the "C" clamps. WOW what a good idea.
Chris
sealfloorboards
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Sorry, but I'm not a mechanic. What am I looking at?
You can push your piston back into cyl, hold your piston in place , bleed your your rear brake cyl. No danger of hitting your brake pedal and pushing out the piston on your rear brake cyl.
FlyBoy2121
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I SpyderMan.
I have a question, When have the rear brake pad changed, do not let the parking brake be so no buzz, which fuse must be removed to stop de buzz ?
I am new owner of Spyder RT LTD 2014
Tank You
FlyBoy2121
I have a question, When have the rear brake pad changed, do not let the parking brake be so no buzz, which fuse must be removed to stop de buzz ?
I am new owner of Spyder RT LTD 2014
Tank You
FlyBoy2121
Thank you, I thought I could use it to open a beer or something! :dontknow:
Joerolwing
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It will stop on its own in about 30 seconds
FlyBoy2121
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