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Old 01-23-2006, 07:25 PM   #1
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Brake caliper leaking. Need advice.



As you see in the picture, I have a leak. I guess that the seal is broken. Do you think I should just change the seal or put a new caliper in? I do have spare set of calipers.

If I have to install a new caliper, how can I undo that part in yellow circle in the picture below? It is a parking brake line stay. What tool do I need and can I yank it out without power assist?

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Replace the caliper with your back up, then replace the seal. That way you still have good back ups.

And you unbolt the lines, then you can pull out the e-brake cable using the free slack.
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Thanks a lot for the advice. What kind of tool is this "free slack"?
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LOL.. it's not a tool. Once you unbolt the line, you'll have room to pull the cable in and slip it through the holder in the line.
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LOL.. it's not a tool. Once you unbolt the line, you'll have room to pull the cable in and slip it through the holder in the line.
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So you are saying that when I unbolt the fixture that keeps parking brake tight on the caliper, the parking brake cable will be loose enough slip out othe holder, right?
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Yes, just lower the parking brake and then do what he said above.
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Yah, that's it.
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