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2004 996, Changing my brakes I noticed several dust seals cracked/failed, so I ordered the 16 replacement seals from pelican and all came out except of course the last one which remained stuck and I ripped all protruding rubber trying to get it out... now it’s really stuck and could use some advice on how to get it out if anyone has been here before.  I tried pics and pliers but no luck yet.

 

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How steady are your hands? Drill a small hole in the seal, put a small sheet metal screw in and pull.  Be careful to only drill into the seal.  Other than that, I would try prying it out with a small flat blade screwdriver.  As a last resort, you may have to pull the brake piston out and then pull the seal.  You will lose a bit of brake fluid and you will have to bleed that caliper once done.

Posted

Going to make another run at

it this weekend... not sure there is clearance for drilling... I may soak in silicone spray and try to use compressed air via a ball pump needle to encourage its departure.

 

i will get it out somehow, will post solution when I do

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