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That's a fair point. But if both corrode its even worse. not only does the pin expand as it delaminates but the rough surface doesn't slide as freely when hit. :)

Posted

got some drill bits now, im gunna give in and try that method tomorrow

thankies to all for the help!

Posted

Thanks guys :D

I have a punch and 3 drill bits so I can go up in size and hopefully not snap them!

Hopefully I wont find anywhere the brake fluid flows with the drill haha. I think I'm going to take my time measuring!

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The pins are nowhere near the brake fluid Alex. Get on with it!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Ok, so the whole thing took about 5 minutes.. Don't know why I was so worried about drilling into the caliper to be honest, nothing snapped, nothing cracked, no fluid came rushing out, nothing caught fire or blew up haha

Thanks guys, maybe I will take the first bit of advice next time rather than dismissing it because it sounds like something I will mess up

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Posted

Now get pins with two r clips in so the pin doesn't come out the other side :lol:

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Now get pins with two r clips in so the pin doesn't come out the other side :lol:

 

You don't need to if you drilled the hole small enough... as I did :lol:

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drilled it small enough and the pins won't pass the brake pads anyway :D

I had thought of that

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