polaris rear brake pad !

[@kevinwilson9666]

Looked all over couldn't find out how ran across your video helped me out greatly thanks

[@WaldensWorld]

Glad I could help

[@stevenwyoung6982]

Came in from the garage pissed off at the prospect of buying a new caliper for $275. Watched your video, went back the following morning and tried your technique. After about 15 minutes, they broke loose. THANK YOU!!!

[@danwhipps2641]

This just saved my hind end thank you

[@jlmust]

Great info you provided, i was doing mine today 1994 300 2x4 and was ...daaaa. I have mine soaking tonight, thanks for the heads up on this

[@Sarge395]

Thank you. Just watched and saved me some anger, thrown tools, and spilled beer.

[@WaldensWorld]

very welcome and i know your frustration ! i think polaris is made with recycled metal from the titanic !

[@chesterfield5704]

I was losing my mind and this video saved me! Thank you!!

[@WaldensWorld]

Your very welcome it wasn’t easy but nothing good is easy ! Glad I could help ! Glad you got her fixed !!

[@flyalaska5166]

What you showed worked great. I can't get the piston far enough in to fit the pads on the rotor.

[@pigface3701]

thanks for the info soaked the hole caliper in our sovent tank at work for a few hours then used a screwdriver,punch and several pairs of vise grips got them out finally.threw them away and cut up a good screw driver shaft and replaced the shity steel pins with the new stainless pins I made.

[@zakuser8547]

If you are planning on replacing piston and o rings, heating up the caliper works great as well. The pins will push right out using the pads and screwdriver technique shown in this video.

[@WaldensWorld]

Thanks for the information love every tip givin !!

[@ogonbio8145]

I have a 1990 trailblazer I’m working on, it seems to be the same assembly. Issue I’m having is I don’t know where the rear brake pedal return spring is supposed to hook in. If you could take a look at your machine and let me know I would appreciate it as it doesn’t seem to be listed in the parts diagram.

[@WaldensWorld]

That atv is gone but for future reference bikebandit.com under oem parts has diagrams for every atv n bike n sell parts also

[@dmaka1038]

awesome video surprised nobody else has commented thanks for the tip

[@jamescombs6279]

I'm trying to put brake pads on my 99 Trail Boss thanks to you I got the pins out easy but now I'm having a problem getting my piston press back in enough to get my pads on is the Piston supposed to press all the way back in flat to the housing or does it stick out it's kind of confusing I wish you could help out making video on that or comment back thank you

[@WaldensWorld]

Didn’t see this but leave a pad on piston n c lamp will press it back in or both shoes in and I use two screwdriver making a x patern n pry they open

[@kevinwilson9666]

Screwdriver and twist the piston clockwise what worked for me

[@Hooskerdoo32]

Thank you for this video sir big help

[@SuperDieselDaddy]

Thanks for the vid!!

[@garywilliamson480]

Tried to soak got one out one is rusted Bad poor design for sure

[@moisescastillo6599]

sike

[@moisescastillo6599]

this sucks

[@WaldensWorld]

lol