anyone have the tool to adjust the rear brake pads
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anyone have the tool to adjust the rear brake pads
so i forgot about the rear brakes. we were flushing all the fluids and swapping pads yesterday, and this is the only problem we ran into.
the rear brakes have that cross thingy adjustment on them. i don't remember what we used last time; if it was a certain tool i don't have it anymore.
anyone have it? or have a trick? or know what the tool costs? using the center part of a wrench isn't working cuz there's not enough hold or friction.
the rear brakes have that cross thingy adjustment on them. i don't remember what we used last time; if it was a certain tool i don't have it anymore.
anyone have it? or have a trick? or know what the tool costs? using the center part of a wrench isn't working cuz there's not enough hold or friction.
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Aite this is kinda ghetto but i got a skateboard nut and attatched it to that lil knob u use to hold down ur spair tire.then jus got a ratchet n socket and it worked like a charm. lol
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just put the 3/8" extension (square shape) in the center of the cross, then twist it. or you can grab a tool (looks like the cube from transformer) for under $10 at any store.
first method worked better for me
first method worked better for me
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Originally Posted by Hero,Nov 30 2009, 03:02 PM
using the center part of a wrench isn't working cuz there's not enough hold or friction.
usually the end of extensions are more angular than that of the actual ratchet. worth to try.
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a simple screwdriver always works. not too big and not too small. just lay it in and twist clockwise you don't usually have to twist it in too much. i've never owned the actual tool (or even used it) to do the rear brakes, just used a screwdriver.
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Originally Posted by ubise,Nov 30 2009, 03:53 PM
just put the 3/8" extension (square shape) in the center of the cross, then twist it. or you can grab a tool (looks like the cube from transformer) for under $10 at any store.
first method worked better for me
first method worked better for me