Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked on December 28, 2020
I’m in the process of changing a disc(rotor) and the new disc will take a week to arrive. I had some brake fluid leakage due to a piston dust boot that had slipped out, I removed the piston and replaced the O seal and put the piston and boot back in place hence I need to bleed. While waiting for the disc is there anyway I can bleed the brakes with this caliper/piston removed, I am also waiting on new caliper carrier bolts as others had to be cut off so I can’t fix the carrier on yet either.
I mean when I pump the brake pedal during bleeding the detached calipers piston will just pop out, is there a way around this?
Yes, put a wood block to stop the pistons moving too far.
Acts just like a pair of pads and a disc.
Answered by Solar Mike on December 28, 2020
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