Rear Brake Caliper Piston Rewind - With and Without Special Tools
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Published 2023-09-29
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All Comments (21)
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Thanks! You are the bestđđŒ
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Yesterday I couldn't push in my left rear caliper, so I bought a new caliper. Today my rear right caliper also seemed stuck. So I watched this video. Now I at least don't need to buy a new right rear caliper. Thank you for the insight!
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Best video for this job. Actually shows how the caliper piston works and why it needs to be rotated back inwards.
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saving this video for future reference.
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I took a 1x2x6 piece of wood and 2 small fence nails to make a spanner wrench. A Texas biker trickđŒ
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thank you for sharing your insight, visual reference and alternate solutions for depressing this style of caliper piston. iâm immensely grateful.
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I ordered the rewind tool from Amazon through your link above. I hope you get credit for it as this was a great video and really saved me a lot of time. Txs!
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Best damn video I've seen about this. Very clear & professionally done, easy to understand.
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The cube is new to me. Great investment for someone who doesnât need the professional kit.
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This is by far the best video on how to do this. Thank you!
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This is the fifth video and it's the most helpful one thank you so much I am screaming đâ€
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You made it look easy. With the brake line connected, it is way harder to hold the caliper and turn the piston back in.
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Thanks for this tip with the needle nose pliers. I didn't have these special tools and thought I was stuck, but the pliers method worked just fine.
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I used a grinder spanner. Worked perfectly .
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Absolutely a great video... No words, tons of knowledge. THANK YOU.
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This is so practical and is what I'm looking for.
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Iâm having a heck of a time with this. I miss cars with rebuilt carburetors everything back then was fixable.
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thanks a lot for this wonderful video; realy helpful to see how it works; now i have all information i need to make my own tool you have a new subscriber, good luck
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Awesome video man, been waiting for my brake pads in the mail got an 08 fusion doing rear pads and this helped tremendously my first time doing the brakes by myself đ
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Gee willikers⊠I broke 2 c-clamps trying to press it in like all the other brake pistons Iâve ever done. Hahahaa I hope I didnât trash themâŠ. I finally gave up at 11pm at night after hours. Mayyyyybe I shouldnât ass uuum me⊠and just take a quick glance at a yoopertube videeyer. Thanks so much!!! I appreciate the two method thingy too. Solid b
