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Quick Navigation 850/1100/1150 Oilheads Top I cleaned mine put the old ones back and has been as good as gold since.ĭont be tempted to any form of grips on the pistons,it will knacker them up.īlow out very carefully with air line or use hydraulic from system.īe very careful when using compressed air and claipers,its very easy to loose a finger or two You can either remove the seal clean the gove and re-fit seal or replace seal. This in turn increases the rsidial load to the piston and makes it stick. I would like to get all the pistons to move under hand pressure.do a search on this lots of infoīut my own experience is that if you pop the piston out of it bore and remove the seals you will find some corossion in the seal groove. Is it acceptable or advisable to use a bit of grease on the side wall of the pistons, to help the sticky ones along? If so, should I use standard grease or would copper ease be better suited? Some will recede under hand pressure, some need a little 'assistance'. My brake caliper pistons are a bit sticky in some places, even after a thorough cleaning.

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