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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Clearwater Kansas
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Clearwater Kansas
Posts: 1,295
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In my opinion no. I think to be sure, the caliper needs to be taken apart and inspected. You will probably need to do that to properly install new seals anyway. I haven't rebuilt a Toyota caliper; but I have done a few single piston calipers over the years. In all of those, the piston is removed; followed by seal removal. Then everything is cleaned (I used brake cleaner) and inspected. Then seals installed, followed by the piston. It might be easier and less of a headache to replace the caliper using yours as a core return and move on. Brakes are really not things to experiment with. If you're not comfortable or not sure you know what you're doing; then pass this job on to someone who does. Safety is more important.
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