Low Brake Fluid 2009 Ford Taurus

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i've been working on it. I now need to remove the caliper from the hose, that's been confusing. I used the special tool to unlock the piston, a laoner tool from aap, but how do i remove the hoses? thanks.
 
Originally Posted By: engineer20
how do i remove the hoses?

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Originally Posted By: engineer20
i've been working on it. I now need to remove the caliper from the hose, that's been confusing. I used the special tool to unlock the piston, a laoner tool from aap, but how do i remove the hoses? thanks.

With what shall I mend it, dear Henry, dear Henry?
 
Originally Posted By: Tegger
Originally Posted By: engineer20
how do i remove the hoses?

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tegger -- where is your mind, man ? that recip saw has a wood blade in it. you need the special rubber cutting blade for this job.
 
Originally Posted By: engineer20
still confused about hose removal and removal of the "e brake" i compressed the piston with the special tool


Post a picture of what you have accomplished so far.
 
Originally Posted By: yeti
tegger -- where is your mind, man ? that recip saw has a wood blade in it. you need the special rubber cutting blade for this job.

But will a rubber blade remove digits or worse?
 
Originally Posted By: engineer20
i've been working on it. I now need to remove the caliper from the hose, that's been confusing. I used the special tool to unlock the piston, a laoner tool from aap, but how do i remove the hoses? thanks.


Step 1 - Post on the internet.

BC.
 
Originally Posted By: KrisZ


Alternate mode of transportation is also a good idea.
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Uber is less mortifying than that thing, maybe a Lyft too.
 
I tried to put the caliper back on the rotor, but I took out the spring (the one that can come off) and I had the rotor remanned bhy a guy in the area, but he warned me about the spring, which I didn't bring him at the time. His place is a good drive away, so I'd like to not go back there, is there any way for me to put that spring onto the caliper? Thanks. It's near where those hex bolts go in.
 
Originally Posted By: dishdude
Post a picture of the spring and caliper.


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But should I use a flash? Should I use wide angle or portrait mode? I know a guy who works at the camera store but that is too far away and I have no coupons. Should I use my iPhone? I have a digital camera but I replaced one of the batteries. Should I replace both batteries? Should I take the picture in full sun or shade? Please help. I promise I am not a troll.
 
We'll never see a picture, he'll be grounded for a month if he takes apart his parent's car.
 
I asked e20 to post a picture of his progress in an attempt for him to establish any level of credibility. In the past he's stated it was too much of an effort to post a picture, but he has no problem running everyone else around in 100 different directions with all his car problems.
 
I had my caliper remanned at this reman caliper place about 30 miles from home, I forgot to bring the spring, and he said just bring it back with the spring if I can't do it, and it turns out, I can't and have struggled with it. any tips on how to loosen that spring? I looked at the reman caliper at the parts stores, they used the same bosch housing with a ford motor company signature in the housing so u know even if it's "wearever" it's still dcecent and is an original housing, so it's good to use, but they had the spring on it already, everything was good, but I frogot the spring! can i use brake spring pliers to get that spring in? the videos all have them with the spring in, not taken, out, so they aren't helpful thanks.
 
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