Releasing Mojave rear brakes
#1
Hi there,
This is my first post and here I am asking for help...... Anyway, the rear brakes on my Mojave are shot I was wondering how to back off the calibres for the new pads. It has a cable actuator over the hydraulic and prying the pads back just doesn't seem to cut it. Can anyone offer any suggestions? Thanks, Bruce
This is my first post and here I am asking for help...... Anyway, the rear brakes on my Mojave are shot I was wondering how to back off the calibres for the new pads. It has a cable actuator over the hydraulic and prying the pads back just doesn't seem to cut it. Can anyone offer any suggestions? Thanks, Bruce
#3
Yep, I've got it off of the disk and was having trouble recompressing the caliper. I ended up taking the adjustment apart for the E-brake which piggybacks on the back of the caliper, and bleeding the slave cylinder of a little fluid to get it to compress. Right now I am having trouble moving the E-Brake adjustment so I can remount it back to the calper......and I'm waiting for new pad-holder bolts as one of the previous owners put them in there crossways.....
Brewster
Brewster
#4
You should just buy a ebrake block of plate they are only like 8 bucks. I will link you to one, give me a little while to find them. I have one on mine and it is alot easier. Putting one on allows you to get ride of the bulky clutch perch.
#5
http://holzracingproducts.com/store/...Product_ID=197 There is one
http://www.georgessales.com/ATVs/accessories.html
there are alot of them out and they fit most any atv.
http://www.georgessales.com/ATVs/accessories.html
there are alot of them out and they fit most any atv.
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