In the middle of rebuilding front calipers
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In the middle of rebuilding front calipers
And I've hit a snag. I don't have an air compressor so I had to rely on pumping the brakes to remove the pistons. Unfortunately, on the first caliper I did, only one piston came out. Nice and easy at least, but the other 3 didn't budge. I was going to just remove the other caliper and take them to a mazda dealer to rebuild. Or does anyone know another way to remove the pistons from the calipers?
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question: the tops of the pistons (that press against the pads) have small scratches on them. big problem? all the cylinders look good except one that has tiny scratches in it. again, big problem?
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question: the tops of the pistons (that press against the pads) have small scratches on them. big problem? all the cylinders look good except one that has tiny scratches in it. again, big problem?
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