2012 VW CC R Line 2 0 Rear Brakes with Electric Parking Brake

[@RyanParnow]

This video was exactly what I needed. Thank you! Explained perfectly without a bunch of extra unnecessary stuff.

[@Silentbet1of]

Thank you for the video sir I’d like to give you the ppl awards and trophy 🏆

[@travistravioli7227]

Great to the point short spot on video. Would have been a 100 if he would have mentioned the 15mm ground down wrench that holds the slide pins to remove the caliper bolts.

[@richardresendez5203]

Bro thank you after watching about ten dum videos on other guys you explained it very well and got my job done it’s also my first time with electronic breaks so I was like WTH is this shiii lol

[@michaelsimpson1561]

Awesome video great information

[@sterlingmcbreaty6674]

Is the parking brake activated?

[@T3m0ur]

You won’t need to plug in the computer?

[@elvinblair7487]

Note 📝, the easiest way to retract the motor without the computer is using a 9V battery with two leads. Unplug the connector and reverse the polarity to unwind the caliper. Also, 12V can be used from a cigarette liter, not directly from the battery, due to the amperage. Enjoy and be safe !!!🙏

[@thedrivewaygreasemonkey2347]

Hi. Excellent idea, in fact I went to the junkyard about 6 months ago and cut off a connector with the intention of making a small controller for this type of caliper just haven't had the time to do it.

[@KBradAdams]

So you used a 9V battery? I would love to see that setup! Do you have any pictures?

[@thebigbosss1000]

Okay this guy doing it like everyone else , my question is why didn’t you just rent / buy the computer to actually release the piston the right way instead of doing all the extra work ??

[@slippery_gecko9274]

It doesn't work

[@AUDIDOIT]

Thank you sir you saved me a lot of grief. Brilliant cheat there if you do not have a diagnostic tool.