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Just FYI, the Front Left caliper is actually the 2nd in the series, not the 4th. This is according to the service manual. Im about to use my motive as
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Just FYI, the Front Left caliper is actually the 2nd in the series, not the 4th. This is according to the service manual. Im about to use my motive as well. How's the pressure in the bottle, maybe it needs a bit more to get through the ABS? 15 psi? Also, manual states to Turn the ignition switch OFF and disconnect the ABS actuator and electric unit (control unit) connector or the battery negative terminal before performing the work... in case its an ABS issue.
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