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I just replaced my front brake pads on a '96 SL1. After screwing the calipers in place, I noticed they now stick out away from the car and there is not enough room to put the wheels back on. I pressed the brake a few times (the first press was just air) and the problem is still there. Any hints? |
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In article <4eb2b608-949f-4882-a2ea-842b6fc9d... (AT) d38g2000prn (DOT) googlegroups..com>, Mephistopheles Jones <rrre... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: I just replaced my front brake pads on a '96 SL1. *After screwing the calipers in place, I noticed they now stick out away from the car and there is not enough room to put the wheels back on. *I pressed the brake a few times (the first press was just air) and the problem is still there. *Any hints? Remove and reinstall the calipers -- this time, correctly. Clearly, you didn't get them on properly the first time. It's kinda hard to see from here exactly where you made a mistake, but it is pretty clear that you did. Do you have a service manual with a diagram that shows what it's supposed to look like?If not, let me know -- I have a full set of '96 factory service manuals, andI can scan a few pages and email them to you if you need. |
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