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I replaced my rear Hayes Hydraulic disc pads. Everything went fine,
exept afer I installed
my wheel back, it can hardly turn, because the gap between the new pads
seems to be too small.
I followed Hayes instruction by pushing pistons on both sides as far
back as I could with
a 10 mm ranch. But the gap is still too tight for the wheel to spin
freely. These pads are genuine Hayes parts that I puchased from Hayes
dealeres on the net.
I have also pumped the brake lever several times thinking that it may
self adjust the tighness.
But it did not help.
Did I not push the piston hard enough so that it did not reach the
bottom? I felt that I might break something if I had pushed any harder.
I'd appreciate any advice on how to fix this problem. Thanks in advance!
exept afer I installed
my wheel back, it can hardly turn, because the gap between the new pads
seems to be too small.
I followed Hayes instruction by pushing pistons on both sides as far
back as I could with
a 10 mm ranch. But the gap is still too tight for the wheel to spin
freely. These pads are genuine Hayes parts that I puchased from Hayes
dealeres on the net.
I have also pumped the brake lever several times thinking that it may
self adjust the tighness.
But it did not help.
Did I not push the piston hard enough so that it did not reach the
bottom? I felt that I might break something if I had pushed any harder.
I'd appreciate any advice on how to fix this problem. Thanks in advance!