05 Honda accord rear brake pad replacement

[@rprug]

Great job and great vid. Thanks

[@danobelelement7828]

I cant use a regular c clamp for the piston?

[@genod7045]

The rear brake caliper pistons turn in on this year model. They Have to be turned in with specialty brake tool.

[@jacobpharis8854]

I did it with a pry bar on a rusted model wasn't bad at aol

[@genod7045]

who are you, McGyver?@@jacobpharis8854

[@shivgan3g]

which year

[@who00seven]

2005

[@genod7045]

2005 Honda Accord

[@stephenminor1838]

Is this the front or back of the car, and which side?

[@normancabrera646]

Look at the car dummy. Don’t you see the door open in the driver side?

[@genod7045]

Rear Brakes

[@LightSpirit24]

After watching this, I understand why this video has so few thumbs up. Over 4k views and only 24 thumps up. Wasted my time and no explanation of what he is doing

[@genod7045]

2005 Honda Accord rear brake pad replacement is in title, I’ll definitely make sure to breakdown the process more

[@rprug]

He did an excellent job of changing out the break pads. Just pay attention to what he is doing. Watch a couple of times before you attempt to do it. Great job Geno

[@LightSpirit24]

I changed my rear brake pads easy enough. No special tools needed, just a large screw driver or pry bar for twisting the brake caliper pistons. You push and twist at the same time to get the pistons to recede into the calibers. I used silicone spray on the boots on the calipers to insure they didn't get twisted when receding the caliper pistons.

[@genod7045]

@@LightSpirit24 you didn’t use a specialty tool? What do you bench?.. real strong guy 💪

[@LightSpirit24]

@@genod7045 no special tools were needed.

[@richardfabrizio8998]

You sir are no mechanic

[@genod7045]

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