2003 Harley Davidson FLSTF Fat boy "rear brake calipers releasing" Questions

...rear brake pads on a 2004 fatboy There are two bolts that hold the rear caliper into the rear caliper bracket. Remove these two bolts and the caliper lifts out of the bracket. Notice how the pads and ...

...rear brake caliper into the rear brake caliper support bracket. Lift off caliper. Notice how the pads and anti-vibration clips are positioned in the rear brake caliper support bracket. Install new ...

...rear brake pads on Harley softail 2004. thanks Remove any saddlebags or whatever might be in the way as to impede your access to the rear brake caliper. Remove the two bolts that holds the brake ...

...rear brakes on 2000 electra-glide standard remove right side saddle bag, remove 2 screws to release brake caliper from caliper bracket. remove caliper from brake disc. caution do not operate brake ...

rear brake has stuck on and melted the piston seals and brake lines and R/H pannier, ABS has no fault codes. You will need to replace the caliper and brake line. Check the linked braking system piston

...rear brake it locked up and will not pads will not release front brakes work great, but when applying back brake, the caliper locked up on the rotor. is there a way to release that caliper so I can ...

...rear brake pads is touching the rotor. HELP 1998 Sportster 883. installed forward controls & when rode it was fine at 1st. Then it became loose and the brake pedal was pressed down somehow and I ...

...rear brake, as they're the ones most common to this problem. Your rear caliper is nicknamed a "banana" caliper, because of it's shape. It has only one piston, and the whole caliper is supposed to ...

...rear brake pedal doesn't return. The brake drags and the brake light stays on. There could be a couple reasons for this. First thing to check is your return spring, is it still there and attached ...

...rear brake caliper onto the brake caliper bracket. They usually take Torx type wrenches. Lift the caliper off of the bracket and set it aside. Notice how the pads and any anti-rattle hardware is ...