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Originally Posted by Rusty If you use air pressureto push the piston out. BE VERY VERY CAREFUL. Because you can/will cause lots of damage. I like to shoot the pistons
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Lol good to know, thanks. When I say reset, I just mean I'll clean/lube the part that is exposed then just push it back in with the old pad, and install the new ones. Based on the responses here, I'm gonna leave the dust boot as is. Maybe do a rebuild next season depending how they look.
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