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Old 12-27-2012, 03:04 PM   #5
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It moves a little at a time using about a 18" breaker bar. I'll try soaking it a bit more & try it in the morning.
The car has 124k on it, I'm sure the brakes have been done in that time even though there is quite a ridge on the edges of the discs, but that is gonna be another project.
hehe,

When I am pulling calipers I often add a 4' galvanized pipe as a helper to the breaker bar. Let soak long time and give her a try. Do mic your rotors and replace if beyond runout spec.
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