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redducati750 01-14-2003 01:22 PM

S brake piston internals
 
ok the new stainless steel pistons came for my S calipers, any sugestions on switching the internals from the trash pistons into the new pistons

HawgRyder 01-14-2003 02:48 PM

Are you refering to the retract rods inside the pistons?
I looked at mine when I had them apart....I could not see any way of removing them.
It appears that the rod fits up into the spring assembly and pulls the piston backwards into the caliper when the pressure is released.
Good idea.
I just dont know how to chnge the system over to the new pistons.
Bob

island911 01-14-2003 03:05 PM

"retract rods " . . .so *that* is what those are!? Thanks, Bob; that makes total sense. (and here I thought it was just to trap air bubbles ;) )

As far as the piston side goes, you just take out the cir-clip . . or am I missing something here?

redducati750 01-14-2003 03:06 PM

its the movable tube inside the piston i have no idea on how to get it out and dont want to force the situation whithout a clear plan

island911 01-14-2003 03:16 PM

This is what I see;

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...iston_0003.jpg

seem you just get in there with some ring pliers.

Zeke 01-14-2003 03:49 PM

Re: S brake piston internals
 
Quote:

Originally posted by redducati750
ok the new stainless steel pistons came for my S calipers, any sugestions on switching the internals from the trash pistons into the new pistons
Where did you get your SS pistons? Mine came with internals ready to go. From Stoddards.

redducati750 01-14-2003 04:40 PM

i got it thanks for the help, i got mine from Zimms for 29.95 each and lets just say i was more than happy with that price. just finished rebuilding them. The only thing that was a pain in the ass was the dust boot.

Neilk 01-14-2003 07:14 PM

I got mine from Z as well. If I had known that Stoddard's came with new internals, I would have gotten them there, but Z is only a 20 minute drive from me.

How much effort did it take to put your pistons back in? Mine would bind so I got a large C-clamp and cranked them in. I hope nothing is wrong with them...

Early_S_Man 01-14-2003 07:21 PM

The 'internals' are retained by an internal snap-ring ... easy change if not rusted solid! It is actually a stack of 'not-so-standard washers' ... so be mindful of the order as you reassemble them in the new piston after cleaning!

redducati750 01-15-2003 07:03 AM

once i knew how to do it it was pretty easy, it took 5minutes to remove and reinstall in the new piston


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