Help doing rear brake pads

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tusk74 said:
you simply crack the bleed valve and allow the fluid to squirt out of the valve as you compress the piston.

Good practice - I think quite a few members do this.
 
Thanks for the pointer. I will be sure to do that.
 
Mudshack said:
Well, I just figured out that my e-brake has been stuck in the engaged position for who knows how long.......and I have eaten through the pads.

I hate to rain on your parade but the e-brake being stuck would wear out the shoes inside the drum; not the disk pads that press against the rotor.

Put a light coating of anti-sieze on those pins when you manage to get them out.

-B-
 
you mean the FZJ80 has both drum AND disc in the rear?
 
Yes. The e-brake uses the shoes inside the drum. What did you think the drum in the rear was for? :D

-B-
 
Thanks shawn....
 

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