Help!!
I have a 2007 Harley road glide..
Does the rear tire have to come off in order to change out the brake pads?
Some people i ask say yes and some say no...
Please ..who knows for sure?
Thanks
That being said, the service manual describes how to change the pads on the rear while the one-piece caliper is still in place, but it may be a bit of a "fiddle".
As per manual, you basically...
push just one pad/pistons back into the caliper (with putty knife or such)
pull pad pins
replace that one pad
install pad pins
pump pads back tight against rotor
push the other pad/pistons into the caliper
pull pad pins
replace just that last pad
install pad pins
pump pads back tight against rotor
that's supposed to keep the anti-rattle clip in place
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That being said, the service manual describes how to change the pads on the rear while the one-piece caliper is still in place, but it may be a bit of a "fiddle".
As per manual, you basically...
push just one pad/pistons back into the caliper (with putty knife or such)
pull pad pins
replace that one pad
install pad pins
pump pads back tight against rotor
push the other pad/pistons into the caliper
pull pad pins
replace just that last pad
install pad pins
pump pads back tight against rotor
that's supposed to keep the anti-rattle clip in place
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