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You should mention taking the cap for the fluid refill off to allow for air release when you compress the caliper. Just a thought. Great video and very helpful. Thank you
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You didn't mention to remove the fluid cap to push the fluid in the lines and no quick movement because the brake fluid will squirt out of the reservoir
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If you're smarter than a manufacturer, you can use a pair of vice grips with needle nose ends, slide them in between the notches and twist.You're welcome. 11:33
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Nice video and tools i have been using needle nose pliers to retract the piston
Great video... Thank you
Good demo on caliper pins. Most don’t show this needed repair.
Great video. Helped on my Chrysler. Need more and more like this as new vehicle costs keep going up
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You should mention taking the cap for the fluid refill off to allow for air release when you compress the caliper. Just a thought. Great video and very helpful. Thank you
Very helpful - thanks. My only suggestion would be to add torque figures. Also, I tend to go nuts with Brakeleen.
thanks, great posting
Also, could you just use the old brake pad and a large c clamp to compress the caliper piston, or is there something special with the caravans?
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You have to "thread" the piston back into the caliper, while applying pressure.
These screw back in with compression. You can't just compress them
Rears often screw in .fronts often push in .
What is the name of that tool used to depress the caliper piston
You didn't mention to remove the fluid cap to push the fluid in the lines and no quick movement because the brake fluid will squirt out of the reservoir
If the parking brake is released how are we supposed to change it in a driveway
good video. thanks
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I cant find the rear bracket
And pads there too small i tried O’Reillys and they couldn’t figure it out.
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I changed the back rotors and calipers on a 2010 Dodge Dodge van and the light on and off what is wrong
Can I put new pads on too
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This may just be me, but you forgot to grease the tabs where the brake pad wings sit.
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I’d take the cap of the brake fluid before compressing it