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Ford Freestyle The Ford Freestyle's roofline stands at 68 inches off the ground, and Ford has declined to put a label on it, either SUV or sedan. Keeping the Freestyle tall and offering all-wheel-drive seems to be attactive to non-SUV and non-Sedan car owners, and the Freestyle comes with low ground clearance, unibody construction, independent suspension and a overhead cam engine.

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Old 07-18-2006, 05:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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After only 20,000 miles, my rear disc pads are paper thin and need to be replaced ASAP. I've got plenty of experience replacing pads in other cars, so I felt confident I could tackle this job. I removed the calipers, but once they are removed I cannot get the piston to move back in using the tried and true C-clamp method. Does anyone know the trick to get the piston to seat back in the rear caliper?
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