discomark10
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hmm sounds like a good idea, keep us posted with any progress on that!
hi, what tyres and wheels have you got on there?
:hysterically_laughiMust be all finished by now!?!
the breaks might be allot better when the motor is running
Ian, you need a large hammer and a decent sized piece of flat bar, at least 6mm thick, around inch wide.
You need to hammer down on the Caliper using the bar as a drift around the nipple threads, also hammer the nipple itself using the bar working around it on each of the flats.
Try to get some impact on the top of the hex section of the nipple also. Be very careful not to snap the nipple but you need to hammer as hard as possible other wise.
Give each nipple some really intense shock, if this won't loosen them then only heat will.
Trust me dude my calipers were rusted to one solid piece and an old boy mechanic from round the corner taught me this method, and without much of a do all the nipples were removed. Usually they can be Picked out but sometimes they are too blocked and need renewal. I fitted new all round regardless, and new rubber caps also, which are a god send when it comes to bleeding after off roading!
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