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Everything may seem to be fine...but if you have pulled the puck out of the caliper then the rubber seals need to be replaced. Using the old seals is asking for a leak, which can lead to brake failure.
You can get a remanufactured caliper from NAPA or the dealer...that's probably the easiest instead of rebuilding the caliper yourself.
Don't skimp on the brakes.
You can get a remanufactured caliper from NAPA or the dealer...that's probably the easiest instead of rebuilding the caliper yourself.
Don't skimp on the brakes.
Originally Posted by negcamber,Nov 30 2008, 03:31 PM
Everything may seem to be fine...but if you have pulled the puck out of the caliper then the rubber seals need to be replaced. Using the old seals is asking for a leak, which can lead to brake failure.
You can get a remanufactured caliper from NAPA or the dealer...that's probably the easiest instead of rebuilding the caliper yourself.
Don't skimp on the brakes.
You can get a remanufactured caliper from NAPA or the dealer...that's probably the easiest instead of rebuilding the caliper yourself.
Don't skimp on the brakes.
Refurb is $70 from Honda. Not sure how much NAPA would sell it for, but probably $10 less.
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/j...ry5=FRONT+BRAKE
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/j...ry5=FRONT+BRAKE
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