Does anyone know what happens if I remove this bolt on this square thing on the brake caliper?
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- Thread starter Mustangbadboy
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The square thing that's attached to a brake line? Lol. I'll give you 2 guesses.
You'll clear off any paint you don't want in that area.
Haha sorry im learning
That would depend on how low the fluid gets. Bleeding the ABS pump can be a pain.
One of the 12mm bolt that attaches to the caliper is seized ( I got one off) and so i got the caliper off the rotor by hammering it off and twisting the piston back...unfortunately i cant put the top part of my caliper back on without the brake line hitting my shock...im trying to put it straight on through the 12mm holes
by taking off this bolt it allows me to put the caliper over the bracket on the rotor otherwise it just wont go in with brake line attached
Yeah, can't you loosen and temporarily move the shock, and then re-mount it after you finish routing the brake line?
I don't understand how the line would get wrapped around anything though.
Please post pics of what you're talking about. I don't think any of us can wrap our heads around your issue.
I got it figured out....I did exactly what you guys said with the shock. Went in smooth. Thanks guys
I still don't understand how you got the beans above the frank.
I still don't know wtf he was trying to do... glad its sorted tho... The SRA is stupid easy to work on, don't overthink it. Actually the whole car is. 4.6 is a little complicated compared to a pushrod but nothing bad. Car is legit a highly modded 1978 Fairmont lol.
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