I had to replace the stud bolts on both rear tires for this guy (I'm not a mechanic) after he stripped the lugs on half the bolts and I wound up blowing the bolts out with a torch. Long story short I'm putting everything back and get to the actuator on the park brake and can't find a video to help get the little pos back on. How did you do all that, which helped a lot, but never even mentioned the actuator? Anyway, I'm sure it was never supposed to come out or something but you'd think someone would mention it.
Anyone know a source for the plastic caps that go over the slide pin heads? The last few calipers I've bought haven't included them and my originals are long gone.
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Gotta give you much respect. You are very thorough, very professional.
And it's gonna get me through this whole job. I hope you got another vid on replacing the bearing
Thank you for this video. You’re the best
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Thank you for your video.
I had to replace the stud bolts on both rear tires for this guy (I'm not a mechanic) after he stripped the lugs on half the bolts and I wound up blowing the bolts out with a torch. Long story short I'm putting everything back and get to the actuator on the park brake and can't find a video to help get the little pos back on. How did you do all that, which helped a lot, but never even mentioned the actuator? Anyway, I'm sure it was never supposed to come out or something but you'd think someone would mention it.
Anyone know a source for the plastic caps that go over the slide pin heads? The last few calipers I've bought haven't included them and my originals are long gone.