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by qwerty on October 28th, 2009
if the caliper slide has two bolts. both have to come out
compress after removing. but use the old pad
clamoping on the pistion can crack it
use a pry bar to GENTLY lift the caliper off the rotor
ONLY COMPRESS ONE SIDE AT A TIME, MEANING DON'T TAKE OFF BOTH CALIPERS AT ONCE
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