Thoughts on threadlocker for the bracket bolts? The Chilton manual calls for Loctite 272 (450 deg). Loctite 263 is 300 deg and easier to find in a small tube.
This is insane. You introduce air when you break the bleeder screw. DO NOT BREAK THE BLEEDER SCREW!. this is bad advice. Do not get your advice from O'Reilly
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Thoughts on threadlocker for the bracket bolts? The Chilton manual calls for Loctite 272 (450 deg). Loctite 263 is 300 deg and easier to find in a small tube.
Awesome video! I thought when removing caliper/bracket bolts you pull up and to tighten push down?
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This procedure is the same back to 1999
This is insane. You introduce air when you break the bleeder screw. DO NOT BREAK THE BLEEDER SCREW!. this is bad advice. Do not get your advice from O'Reilly
Nah man it’s fine