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 Spacestar, Changing brake pads front and rear
 
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post Apr 22 2005, 03:05 PM
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I have a 2002 mit Spacestar with discs all round and want to change the pads on the rear but cannot depress the piston back into the caliper I do not think it is siezed as it does advance out, I have changed pads on many other vehicles but have never had this problem, it is a lucas girling caliper. Does anyone have any ideas have I missed something? any help would be most appreciated.

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post May 7 2005, 10:09 AM
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Hi Colin
You have to, at the same time screw and push the piston in, I've just changed all pads on the wife's car a 2001 GDI equippe. I used a G cramp and a pair of mole grips, tightening the cramp as I turned the piston with the grips. This I found out 'cos the first side I did the piston came out and I realised what had to be done. With no fluid in the cylinder the piston just screwed in but with fluid in the cylinder you need the G cramp.
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