Hi Rick,
Try using compressed air...doesn't have to be a
lot...maybe one of those portable electric
inflators...something that you might be able to put a
cone shaped adapter on it. Shoot the air into the
brake line, but here's the thing...they're liable to
come out with some enthusiasm, so it's a good idea to
put a block of wood between the pistons. something
that will stop them from extending all the way out.
Hopefully that'll work for ya'!
Cheers,
Todd Bermudez
might be getting a TRiumph 2000 soon?? that'll make 13
--- richard.r.olson@faa.gov wrote:
> How do I take the caliper piston out so I can see
> it.
>
> I get my new hydraulics repair kit and I want to see
> and clean the pistons.
>
> Rick, '72+HDVA
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