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> removing rear calipers, what tools do I need?
mobymutt
post Jul 3 2014, 03:51 PM
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For a '74 /4, with stock brakes. I need to adjust the venting, and I can't remove the inner adjuster covers, thus attempting to remove the calipers to get at them. I can't seem to fit a socket and breaker bar in there, what are my best options for tools to get the bolts loose, assuming I'll have to buy something anyway?

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post Jul 3 2014, 04:57 PM
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QUOTE(mobymutt @ Jul 3 2014, 02:51 PM) *

For a '74 /4, with stock brakes. I need to adjust the venting, and I can't remove the inner adjuster covers, thus attempting to remove the calipers to get at them. I can't seem to fit a socket and breaker bar in there, what are my best options for tools to get the bolts loose, assuming I'll have to buy something anyway?

Thanks!
Matt


Use some BP Catalyst or WD40 and let them soak an hour or so.
A box wrench should do fine, that is how I removed mine. If you have a Dead blow hammer that would help with loosening them up too. A small section of pipe for extra leverage would be ideal if you can fit it in the well and over your wrench.
That inner adjuster is going to be a pain to get off without removing the caliper.

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