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(5) Install C-clamp over inboard caliper piston nearest to bleeder screw as follows: (a) Lay shop towel over outside of inboard cali- per half to protect finish (Fig. 22). (b) Place Installer, Special Tool 6454, over piston and boot nearest to bleeder screw and hold in (c) Place C-clamp over tool and towel as shown and tighten C-clamp (Fig. 22). DO NOT USE (6) Place an appropriate size block of wood inside center area of caliper, in front of first piston to be WARNING: DO NOT PLACE FACE OR HANDS NEAR FROM BORE OF CALIPER. PERSONAL INJURY CAN RESULT FROM SUCH ACTION. WARNING: UNDER NO CONDITIONS SHOULD HIGH (7) Using a rubber tipped air nozzle, apply short bursts of low pressure compressed air to caliper (8) Remove block of wood from center area of cali- per. (9) Remove piston from caliper bore, but leave pis- ton dust boot in place. (10) Transfer C-clamp and Installer to cover piston boot and bore where piston was just removed (Fig. (11) Place block of wood inside center area of cali- per, in front of second piston to be removed (Fig. 23). (12) Using a rubber tipped air nozzle (Fig. 23), apply short bursts of low pressure compressed air to (13) Remove block of wood from center area of cal- iper. (14) Remove piston from caliper bore. bores of caliper. To do so, carefully pry each boot from (17) Remove piston seal from each empty piston bores using a trim stick or other suitable tool (Fig. (18) Remove bleeder screw from inboard half of caliper. Fig. 22 Clamp Installed Over Inboard Piston Nearest Bleeder Screw 1 - TRANSFER TUBE PORT Fig. 23 Clamp Installed Over Inboard Piston Boot Near Transfer Port 1 - BLOCK OF WOOD 5 - 18 BRAKES - BASE ZB DISC BRAKE CALIPER - FRONT (Continued) |