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johnbud · 10-10-2008, 10:40 AM

i work at ford and on the small cars with rear disc i have to use a special tool to push them in.. the piston inside the caliper has to turn while applying pressure to turn in clockwise or counter clockwise deppending witch side... don't know if honda's the same.. whatever you do don't open and brake lines.. could cause air to get into the brake system then it will be a major pain in the ass to bleed everything out... don't know if i helped any..

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johnbud Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: UNIVERSAL CITY Age: 28 Posts: 441 JOHN B.	i work at ford and on the small cars with rear disc i have to use a special tool to push them in.. the piston inside the caliper has to turn while applying pressure to turn in clockwise or counter clockwise deppending witch side... don't know if honda's the same.. whatever you do don't open and brake lines.. could cause air to get into the brake system then it will be a major pain in the ass to bleed everything out... don't know if i helped any..