4 pot Caliper piston
I have an old scuba cylinder in the garage I use for these problems ~200 Bar (2,900PSI) of pressure frees them almost instantly but will shatter the wood if you're not careful and you will get covered in any brake fluid/grease residue
People who have precharged reservoir style air rifles would also be able to help you out as their cylinders would also be of a suitable pressure and would have a suitable hose
Might be worth asking a local garage to load the caliper with compressed air to free it for you.
People who have precharged reservoir style air rifles would also be able to help you out as their cylinders would also be of a suitable pressure and would have a suitable hose
Might be worth asking a local garage to load the caliper with compressed air to free it for you.
I removed my caliper then reconnected it to the brake line and used G clamps to lock the good pistons then jumped on the brake pedal to release the piston.
Last edited by Skoobie Dhu; Jun 7, 2015 at 09:28 PM.
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