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1992 Ford Tempo: Brake Caliper Difficult to Install
I posted earlier about asking fixing the brakes on my Ford Tempo.
Successfully achieved that last week--1 new caliper, 2 new rotors & pads,
all is well now.
One thing, though--I did the driver's side easily, was very painless. All of
it was. The passenger's side, though, different story--I had the time of my
life getting that brake caliper on. In fact, after an hour or two of trying
I gave up and had to get help. No matter how hard I tried, I just COULD NOT
line up those holes.
Why is it so dang-deemed hard to do this? Can't they make a way to make it
easier to line the holes up to where you can actually SEE them physically
line up, rather than working with a groove about the depth of the thickness
of a dime through which you try & see if the holes line up?
I don't envision having to do this for awhile anyway, but at any rate--any
tips on how to make the calipers easier to install? It shouldn't take me 90
minutes of trying only to them give up.
LRH
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