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Remove the two bolts holding the caliper bridge

in place, using a 5mm Allen wrench.

Remove the caliper bridge, taking note of the

direction in which it is installed, and the cor-

rect location of the pad-retaining wire clip, which

typically, but not always, remains attached to the

bridge.

Bridge Bolts

Determine the left- and right-hand side calipers. They are clearly marked on the box, but as a check,

the bleed screws are always positioned at the top of the caliper. If installing a four-wheel kit, with ST-

40 calipers on the front and rear of the vehicle, be sure that the correct caliper is on each corner. The

calipers with the smaller piston sizes go on the rear of the vehicle.

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In order to stiffen the caliper, the bridge must

have a snug fit, and the bolts may be tight when

removing them. Keep turning the bolts gently,

with pressure applied in the direction of removal.

After removing the bolts, it may be necessary to

tap the bridge out from the inside of the caliper,

using a mallet or similar tool (the handle of a

tool works well for this). With use, the bridge

and bolts will become easier to remove and in-

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