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Rear Caliper - Helped Needed - Pictures of Issue - Stuck Piston
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Ticking off my to do list for the MOT (Round 2)

Back caliper needs a new set of seals, I went for non OEM ones  (let the debate begin..)  :lol

My dad had taken one of the pistons out, fitted a new dust seal and tryed to refit the piston just to see if it made a difference I guess..  (sticky caliper - failed mot!)
Not sure why he didn't replace both seals but anyhoo.  Pistons stuck, tryed putting a g clamp on the other piston, plumbed it up back on the bike to try and work the bugger out.
No joy with this so I think there's a slight gap, although I didn't see brake fluid flying everywhere when pumping the brakes - brakes were bled properly.  I've added some pics of the offending piston in the caliper. 
Yam dealer will probably skin me a few quid so would like to avoid that if possible.  Dont want to rip the piston to pieces with a set of mole grips.  Plus you can't seem to be able to buy the piston on its own.  Bit of pain seeing how I've bought 2 packs of seals because I lost the first set.

Ps  I don't have a grease gun or an a decent air compressor. 


Pics show the piston isn't dead square. 
Any questions, any help please fire away.



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Rear Caliper - Helped Needed - Pictures of Issue - Stuck Piston - by Andy Smith FZS - 28-05-13, 05:23 PM

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