hustler

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This looks like a real bitch:
http://www.miata.net/garage/ebrake/index.html

I need to rebuild my rear brakes and I only want to clean the piston and replace the seal. Can I simply pop-out the piston, replace the seal, and put the piston back in?

XOXO,
Your Aryamehr, the Imperial

Bond

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Might want to hone the bore too

hustler

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I'll hone your bore.

Bond

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Mmmm, I'd like that.

They are doing another ECR toy run this December. $50 track day. But you're probably too ***** to go.

hustler

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This thread is about brakes, not general Bond ******ry.

BTW, wanna come over and help? I live in Flower Mound now.

hustler

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Well, I did this a while ago and now I want the problem fixed. One of the rear calipers will not engage the park-brake. One piston slid out fine, the other slid out with the park-brake twisty thing still inside. Any tips or thoughts before I tear everything apart...again.

jacob300zx

How much is a reman from napa?

hustler

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$100 or so. I'm penny pinching ATM.

JasonC SBB

Is that for a sport rear caliper? (i.e. larger piston diameter)

TurboTim

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Hey my pass. side is doing the same thing. Has since last winter when I had to drive my miata in the snow while rebuilding the subaru's engine. It did the same thing when I bought the car 10 years ago and I fixed it then so I figured it'd be simple. I also remember the park brake twisty thing still inside....ha. IN for WIN....I'll let you figure it out first. Thanks.

I remember someone on here selling new rear 1.6 calipers for cheap, like $50? I was thinking about it.

MartinezA92

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Not trying to threadjack hustler, somewhat related, but are remans generally trusted for those of us who see track time? I'm in the same boat, but don't feel like rebuilding, was gonna pick up some napa calipers.