HOW TO USE BRAKE CALIPER PISTON TOOL

HOW TO USE BRAKE CALIPER PISTON TOOL

Hey guys, in this video we will demonstrate how to use brake caliper piston tool. We demonstrated how to use the brake caliper piston tool to compress the front caliper piston and the rear caliper piston as well. Most newer vehicles use the same brake piston concept. The rear brake caliper piston usually needs to be turned clockwise in order to be compressed. The brake caliper piston tool is very inexpensive and it will pay itself in no time.

Products used in the video:

♦♦♦ Cameras & Gear Used For This Video ♦♦♦

•Cameras
Panasonic Lumix FZ300

•Tripod
Polaroid 72-inch

•Microphone
Polaroid Pro Video Condenser

•Light
NEEWER 160 LED CN-160 Dimmable

•Comuter for editting
Lenovo ideapad 310

♦♦♦ Other Equipment and Gear that I use ♦♦♦

•Camera
Sony HD Video Recording HDRCX405

•GoPro HERO5 Black

•Extra Computer For Editting
Lenovo Ideapad 510

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We, Auto Repair Guys, are not responsible for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Information given in this video does not guarantee the desired outcome. Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of the tools, equipment, or the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Auto Repair Guys.

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[JanAndHenk]

From about 5.35 you are pushing in the rear brake piston whilst pushing against the tool by hand, but you could use the same "dummy brake pad" as you did for the front brakes, which is a lot easier. Also you used the adapter "K" for the front brake, but you should give # 3 a try for this job: it has a little round protrusion in the centre, that acts like a bearing when you push in the piston, making the job less hard. I have the same tool now and watched different vids how to exactly use it. Just some tips, love the way how you two keep moving on.

[wengv]

wrong disc is used. He should have used the one with flat surface.