How to Replace Rear Brake Pads on 2008 - 2012 Honda Accord 8th Generation

Replacing rear brake pads on Honda Accord is a relatively easy task that can be done at home with basic tools. In this video I show you how to replace the rear brake-pads and install the new ones on 2012 Honda Accord. How to change the rear brake pads on this video is also applicable for 2008 to 2012 Honda Accord 8th Generation.
The Parts & Materials I used for Honda Accord 2012:
Brake Pads Raybestos Element3 Rear - amzn.to/3P2d48f
Napa 7651346 SIL Glyde Silicone Lubricating Compound - amzn.to/43FCk8A
WD-40 Multi-Use Product - amzn.to/3oSdTWx
The Tools I used to replace the old brake pads:
TEKTON Adapter and Reducer Set, 4-Pieces | 14385 - amzn.to/3MZ725K
TEKTON 1/2 Inch Drive Micrometer Torque Wrench - amzn.to/3X2U3V9
Neiko 00206A 1/2" Breaker Bar - amzn.to/43reihJ
OMT 24pcs Heavy Duty Disc Brake Tool Set - amzn.to/3qBnAsJ
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UBeesize 67'' Phone Tripod - amzn.to/3P1n3ul
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[@rbx10]

Nice video. Good job Edward! The tool you used to compress the piston. does it have an adapter. Can you leave a link for it pls.

[@edwardhp-channel]

Thank you..all tools are in one set ... I already provided it on the description....
Check the description under the video, it already includes the link.
"OMT 24pcs Heavy Duty Disc Brake Tool Set"

[@joshmatthews8454]

Do you even need to compress the piston ? I know sometimes it doesn’t decompress or am I wrong ?

[@jonathan56750-w]

you need to compress the piston if you install new brake pads....the new brake pads are thicker...need more room to slide to the side of the rotor...so you need to compress the piston.