DISC BRAKES
5D-3
Fig.
5D-2
Removing Piston Boot
CALIPER-ASSEMBLE
1. Assemble seal in groove In piston which is
closest to flat end of piston. The lip on the seal must
face toward large end of piston. Be sure seal lips
are
in piston groove and do not extend over
step
in
end of groove. (Fig. 5D-3)
2.
Place spring in bottom of piston bore.
3.
Lubricate
piston seal and cylinder bore with
clean
brake
fluid.
4.
Install
piston in bore, using piston installer
J
22591. (Fig. 5D-4)
5. Depress pistons and check that they slide
smoothly into bore until end of piston is flush with
end of bore. If not,
re
check
piston and location of
piston spring and seal.
6„
Assemble
boot
in groove of piston closest to
concave end of piston.
Fold
in
boot
must face toward
end of piston with seal on it.
I
Fig.
5D-4
Installing Piston
in
Bore
7. Position installer J 22262 over piston and seat
steel
boot
retaining
ring
evenly in counterbore. The
boot
retaining
ring
must be flush or below machined
face of caliper. Any distortion or uneven seating
could
allow contaminating and corrosive elements to
enter bore. (Fig. 5D-5)
8. Repeat
steps
1 through 7 for other three
pistons.
9. Position O-rings in small cavities around fluid
transfer
holes in both ends of outboard caliper
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Fig.
5D-3
Exploded View
of
Piston
Fig.
5D-5
Installing Piston Boot