Replacing Rear Brakes for 93 240sx fastback

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smokin240
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I cant find info on this anywhere, can someone maybe explain how to do this or give me a link? Thanks all,-R


crzycav86
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Get a haynes guide or download the fsm.

To get the piston to go in, you need rotate it with some pliers. It's not too difficult after that.

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smokin240
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fsm free to download? and is the piston easy to remove? i have experience replacing my front brakes and rotors so if the piston is the only thing different i can probably do it by myself without buying a guide.

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smokin240
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by the way, is that mini pic below your name a 240sx?

EastCoast240
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smokin240 wrote:fsm free to download? and is the piston easy to remove? i have experience replacing my front brakes and rotors so if the piston is the only thing different i can probably do it by myself without buying a guide.


You don't have to remove the piston. You have to turn it back down into the caliper. There's a special tool you can use to make things easier and it's fairly cheap.

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D1SR240
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just use pliers, that's what i do. and just twist it in, its not that hard at all

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if you did the fronts without a problem, the rears shouldnt be bad either. if you wanted a guide check out http://www.autozone.com and click on the repair guides part. pliers worked just fine for me, but the socket cube makes it pretty easy too.

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Yeah, the only thing different from the front is to get the piston retracted you must turn the piston clockwise with needle nose pliers. There are 4 grooves in the piston at 90 degree angles. Latch onto two and spin away, it might take a bit of turning before you get it to move, mine went in right away though.crzycav86's avitar is a Ferrari 550 or 360, my guess is 360.Woot to the Ferrari!

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sweet, thanks all

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i say its a S15..

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I have a ka24de...


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