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| Gab1 |
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Hey, I need to change the rear brake pads in my Dad's NC Fairlane, and I dont have the special Ford tool number E9324 as is listed in the workshop manual for winding the pistons back. How else can I go about this?
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| bry40l |
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i always use a g clamp and the old pads to force the piston back in, never had a problem with it this way
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| Gab1 |
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bry40l wrote: i always use a g clamp and the old pads to force the piston back in, never had a problem with it this way Yeah you can do that with normal calipers Bry, but the EB/NC Calipers are a bit different the piston has to be screwed back in not pushed. Gab |
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| bry40l |
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Gab1 wrote: bry40l wrote: i always use a g clamp and the old pads to force the piston back in, never had a problem with it this way Yeah you can do that with normal calipers Bry, but the EB/NC Calipers are a bit different the piston has to be screwed back in not pushed. Gab
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| Gab1 |
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bry40l wrote: Gab1 wrote: bry40l wrote: i always use a g clamp and the old pads to force the piston back in, never had a problem with it this way Yeah you can do that with normal calipers Bry, but the EB/NC Calipers are a bit different the piston has to be screwed back in not pushed. Gab I suspect long nose Pliers will work fine |
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| TROYMAN |
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i have done it with a g clamp but you need to remove the hand beake cable arm, you then put a socket big enough to go over the shaft at the rear of the caliper so the shaft can turn without touching the socket, you then put the g clamp on the piston and on the socket and wind it in..
it should go in and the shaft at the rear should turn inside the socket.. once the caliper is re fitted you may have to fiddle and rotate the shaft alittle bit to get it to the right point so the hand brake ratchets to the right spot.. otherwise you can buy the tool that rotates the piston from bursons, repco ect... |
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| Nigel |
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the equivalent special tool is available from most auto tools for around $20. Cant remember what brand I last saw it in.
Actually there it is; ABW. http://www.statewidefastener.com.au/ima ... W70018.JPG |
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| samuely1 |
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is this the same situation for a XH ute? have tried the old clamp trick tonight as I am used to working on my ef fairmont. Was unsuccessful though. . does it have to be screwed back?
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| Nigel |
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Thats correct - XH uses EB Series Calipers (as does XG).
If you have the Umbrella Handbrake you need the tool. If you have the console mounted handbrake (Sedans) you do not Nigel |
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| edlander |
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Troy , I tried the idea with socket and clamp worked like a charm for me ty for posting it
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