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Old 01-21-2013, 05:46 PM   #1
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Any tips on removing brake caliper

Hi All,
I am removing the brake caliper to make it easier to clean and paint. Any tips on disconnecting the brake line from the caliper? I know I am going to have to bleed the brakes, but from what I have read I want to avoid letting all the fluid drain further up the line (ABS pump, etc).

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Stock rubber lines? If so you can clamp them with a hose pincher/hose clamp plier.
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Stock rubber lines? If so you can clamp them with a hose pincher/hose clamp plier.
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Thanks! I ordered some pinchers from amazon.
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