1998 Volkswagen Beetle "caliper" Questions

cant compress the rear break caliper cylinder c clamp and oversize socket inside the caliper to open the caliper

...jack. Remove the rear tire or wheel assembly. 4 Remove the parking brake cable from the back of the caliper. Use the pliers to remove the cable clip (restraining clip). 5 Use the socket wrench to ...

...needs adjusting, ebrake light goes off too i jus recently replaced my rear brakes. one of the calipers was seized so i replaced that as well. my problem is now with the ebrake, it has a lil

remove front brake rotors on a 2001 vw beetle There are two different types of calipers used on 01 Beetles. The first which does not have a detachable caliper bracket is easiest and is as follows: ...

...like i have air in the line, the pedal goes about 3/4 of the way down. i used a tool to turn the caliper piston in until it seated then put the pads on. now the abs light is on and the brakes feel ...

how to compress caliper to fit new pads Use a "C" clamp. Position on the piston and when you tighten it up it will compress the piston in the caliper. Remember to loosen the cap to your master ...

we cant get the caliper to depress to install new brake pads front or rear pads? From Twitter by - @carpartslocator @car_problems ok if you have groves on the caliper piston you have tern it to go ...

break bolts going into the caliper are stripped need to tap to a 14 mm thread. anyone know a car that uses 14 mm threads on their break pins need to use a different pin for the calipers since their ...

changing the brake pads and can't depress caliper piston i can't depress the caliper piston to insert the new pads on the rear brakes of my 1998 beetle Use a large "C" clamp, or a large pair of ...

How to retract the piston on a rear disc brake caliper With the caliper off the hub and the brake hose still attached, try a ;G; clamp. Position carefully so that when you screw the arm in it is ...