Working on a '99 Camry. Left front brake caliper was replaced about 2 years ago. Replacing rotors and pads. Trying to push piston in to make room for new pads.
The original caliper was fine. Just loosened brake bleeder and used C Clamp to push the piston down. No problem.
The left front caliper that was replaced won't budge. It will drip after I loosen the brake bleeder screw but that is it. I actually removed the brake bleeder screw but all
it would do is drip. I think I tore a muscle trying to twist the C Clamp so hard.
Now to give more info. The reason I am replacing the rotors is because the shakes when applying the brakes. Could this stuck piston be her problem with the rotors warping?
Any suggestions? New Caliper?
The original caliper was fine. Just loosened brake bleeder and used C Clamp to push the piston down. No problem.
The left front caliper that was replaced won't budge. It will drip after I loosen the brake bleeder screw but that is it. I actually removed the brake bleeder screw but all
it would do is drip. I think I tore a muscle trying to twist the C Clamp so hard.
Now to give more info. The reason I am replacing the rotors is because the shakes when applying the brakes. Could this stuck piston be her problem with the rotors warping?
Any suggestions? New Caliper?