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Old 03-15-2008, 03:18 PM
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Question Brake Pad Removal
Changing front pads, but can't get the pad-retainer pin/bolt out. Will using WD40 hurt anything? Hate to break something.

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Should not hurt anything but keep it away from your rotor and new pads.
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Should not hurt anything but keep it away from your rotor and new pads.
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Got them out.
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