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36mm ate rear brake piston. 700 1988

posted by  MarkyMark on  Tue Sep 22 04:57 CST 2009
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HI Guys.....anybody see a problem with running with a frozen ( boot torn) 36mm piston ATE on the rear of a 88 740gle wagon with new rotors for a few days?


I hit brakes with half the caliper loaded and the frozen side didn't move.

Inside piston drivers side and pad not touching or wasn't when changed pads.

I threw in an pad that was close to fitting so it wouldn't rattle to much and just in case piston un froze (if such a thing is possible) I'd get pretty good stopping power with no noise.

Also I read somwhere where volvo doesn't sell or discontinued the 36mm ATE and encourages the 38 or 40mm relacement.

what happens if mix rear with say a 36 and a 38 mm ?

thanks much

Mark

88 745 gle w5spd 165k The Silver Surfer






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