This is the MCRParts.com archive. To get back to our main site, please follow this link: Ford MustangRear Brake Help(Piston Compression)(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)Posted by: primergray We are doing a brake pad replacement and cannot compress the rear pistons. Which way to turn the screw piston so I can install the new pads? Thanks in advance!! Jack Posted by: kissajew86 i forget wich way to turn it, but one you do it is obvious if it is right or wrong... Posted by: bullitt5177 I believe it's counterclockwise to release it. Posted by: badass98svt isn't there a kit that you need to buy? Posted by: kissajew86 no just a specialty tool, it has 2 nobbies on it to help turn the piston Posted by: primergray Quote:
Putting the calipers back on was a major pain! Posted by: badass98svt Quote:
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If the springs on the pads don't line up PERFECTLY, it won't go back together. We spent two hours trying to get the right rear back together. All of a sudden it just popped right into place.
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