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Thanks for response.

 

Quite happy to split and replace all seals, but was told it can be a pig.

 

Just wanted to know what the pig part of the job is?

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check the pistons and calipers for scoreing and give them a VERY LIGHT rub with some very fine emery to polish them up, then clean the whole lot in fresh brake fluid you dont want any crud in there. also use a little fresh brake fluid to lubricate the piston surfaces as your reassemble them.

 

Getting the pistons out can be a bit tricky if you have an air line make an adapter up with some old brake line to blow them alomst right out aganist a piece of wood (in place of a disk) before you split the caliper open.

 

its all pretty straght forward so long as you keep everything really clean :thumbsup:

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All came apart very easily, including pistons... thanks for advice.

 

One thing that concerns me is ive noticed one caliper is stamped 'type16' and the other just has a stamp '123'.

 

All dimensions, bolts, bleed nipples in exactly the same place.

 

Seems like one is a replacement....... any ideas?

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