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nino1964
post Apr 29 2018, 06:55 PM
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Does anyone no how to install this clip on the rear brake caliper piston dust but?
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post Apr 29 2018, 07:04 PM
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There should be a lip at the base of the rubber boot, and there is a ridge inside the caliper bore. After placing the ring around the base of the boot, than compress the ring, overlapping the edges, push with a blunt tool, into the bore .
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post Apr 29 2018, 07:36 PM
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There should be a lip at the base of the rubber boot, and there is a ridge inside the caliper bore. After placing the ring around the base of the boot, than compress the ring, overlapping the edges, push with a blunt tool, into the bore .


Thanks for the reply. I did find a groove on the base of the boot and ridge on the piston. Do you need to retract the piston completely in the caliper housingto find the ridge inside the bore? If so is screwing cw the proper method for retracting the piston?
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post Apr 29 2018, 11:55 PM
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Fit it properly or the you can rip the piston boot....take care.
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