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> Please Help with brakes
RonnieJ
post Aug 5 2007, 12:06 PM
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I just removed my rear brake pads that where pretty much rusted to the pistons and rotors from two years of storage. The pistons where not moving. I got the pads out and when I tried to adjust the pistons with the adjuster screws I lost some fluid and the pistons tightened up on the rotors with no pads on. What do I do. It seems that when I try to adjust the pistons in and out I'm not getting any movement. I've never tried this before and it's very frustrating right now. Any help, suggestions or even a picture of how I'm supposed to tackle this would be very much appreciated. Exactly how do you use the adjusters? do I loosen the nut and then use the hex screw. As you can tell I'm totally lost. Thanks
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Eric_Shea
post Aug 5 2007, 03:23 PM
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It's up to you... I can restore them for you or I can help you through it... or, you can start and I can finish them if it gets too hairy for you. No real loss there.

http://www.pmbperformance.com/page/page/4741552.htm

From the sound of the pistons hanging and the adjuster seals, they do need a complete rebuild.
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