Is this normal?
Before cleaning, check the piston material. If it is Phenolic, take care not to damage.
also, I would say is to check piston boot and replace if necessary.
Besides that, looks normal for a fairly used caliper.
also, I would say is to check piston boot and replace if necessary.
Besides that, looks normal for a fairly used caliper.
PS: this rusty piece looks like a piece of pad shim, can you please take some pics of that?
does not look like a thermal ring (used on Nascar cars)
when replacing, would tell to use galvanized protected pad backplates/shims to prevent rust issues.
does not look like a thermal ring (used on Nascar cars)
when replacing, would tell to use galvanized protected pad backplates/shims to prevent rust issues.
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Looks like the remnants of an old pad shim. Pistons are hollow, normally. Could also be caked/molded on grease from the old pad. Nothing to worry about. Just clean it out with a cloth or a soft brush and you should be fine as long as the piston doesn't stick.
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