Subject	NO! Not if you like your calipers!!! Read ->
Posted by	Michael (KC) on June 17, 2003 at 11:27 PM
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In Reply To	Use a large C-Clamp to compress the piston, it may help to posted by krZfast on June 17, 2003 at 11:18 PM
Message	Maxima calipers cannot be pushed in this way. See the diamond shape cut into the piston? Use needle-nose pliers and turn the piston in the housing (I go clockwise) and push on it, it will go back in. Using a c-clamp will damage the E-brake function and cause a trip to Nissan parts. There is a Nissan tool that makes this much easier but pliers work OK too, just press pretty hard as you're turning. :loosen the brake line on that caliper a little and then compress, this may cause a little fluid to seep out.
Follow Ups	Need some brake help ASAP - Tikigod ZX 23:10:23 06/17/03 it twist back in, turn it back in. - bjZ 23:16:19 06/17/03 thanks alot that was the trick (n/m) - Tikigod ZX 02:32:12 06/18/03 Use a large C-Clamp to compress the piston, it may help to - krZfast 23:18:42 06/17/03 NO! Not if you like your calipers!!! Read -> - Michael (KC) 23:27:54 06/17/03 Aim, lets talk about it. - Zluster(Denver) 23:22:17 06/17/03 Remove the caliper from the car, much easier that way, BTW: - therinL 23:57:07 06/17/03 profile dude (n/m) - Zluster(Denver) 00:03:53 06/18/03 You didnt notice; there wasnt anything of the sort in there (n/m) - therinL 08:37:00 06/18/03 "AIM ID:tikigodzx" it's in his profile. (n/m) - Zluster(Denver) 13:21:12 06/18/03
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