Pull the calipers off the rotor frame one at a time. Pull both brake pads from the inside of the caliper and set them aside. Force the caliper piston back into the caliper using the handle on an Allen wrench. Insert the new brakes into the caliper and place it back onto the rotor frame.
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The invasion of France on June 6, 1944 was a triumph of intelligence, coordination, secrecy, and planning. The bold attack was also a tremendous risk. Ultimately it succeeded because of individual soldiers' bravery in combat. Learn some of the basic facts about D-Day. The Meaning of the D.