The piston must be cocked slightly in the bore. If you can figure
out which side of the piston is the further out try tapping on it
there lightly with a hammer. Once it is straight it should squeeze
back normally. You may need to open the bleed screw, and I imagine
the dust boot has come loose and will need to be re-clipped back in
place. Good luck!
Brian Holm
At 12:41 PM 8/4/2006, tom granett wrote:
>guess it was the 100 degree heat or a senior moment! I went
>to change pads on the rear of 505 stx, got the pads out and was going
>to rotate piston to push it in and forgot to release pressure of abs so
>pushed pedal 25 times to relieve pressure. when I got back the piston
>had push most of the way out! Now piston is stuck out and won't go back
>in. I can't rotate the slot in piston either. Thought i'd try cracking
>bleeder but that doesn't seem to help either, the slids are free and
>can be moved by hand. Any suggestions would be of great help!! thanks
>in advance
>
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