Brake Caliper Piston/ Protective Cap / Gasket, Removing And Installing TTS: Installing

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NOTE:

Install the entire repair kit.

Only use mineral spirits to clean the brakes.

When a piston wall is damaged, the brake caliper must be replaced.

-- Only clean the surfaces on the pistons and gasket with mineral spirits and then dry.

-- Apply a thin coat of Lithium Grease:G 052 150 A2 to the gasket before installing.

-- Insert the gasket into the brake caliper.

-- Place the protective cap on the brake caliper piston.

Fig 1: Identifying Protective Cap On Piston

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-- Press the protective cap into the brake piston groove.

NOTE:

Pay attention to the correct installation position of the protective cap in the brake piston groove.

-- Apply a thin coat of Lithium Grease:G 052 150 A2 to the piston before installing.

-- Without tilting, push the brake caliper piston with inserted protective cap using constant pressure.

NOTE:

Do not tilt the brake piston when inserting in the brake caliper.

-- Insert the :T10145 and the :T40325 in the brake caliper.

Slowly press in the protective cap using the :T10145 and the :T40325 for the protective cap -1-.

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The protective cap must fit tightly in the groove. If necessary, push down on it slightly with the :T10145 .
The protective cap must no longer be able to be pulled out of the brake caliper by hand.

-- Repeat the work procedure on the next brake caliper piston.