How to Replace Rear Brakes 2008-2012 Honda Accord

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[@buckethead486]

I’ve never seen someone open a bleeder to compress a caliber. Why didn’t you open reservoir ?

[@jjspatel]

Is it possible to compress piston without opening bleeder valve but fluid reservoir cover open on ABS system, for same model?

[@dennisjoiner4164]

Yes

[@albanianmusician7242]

Bro you don’t even show the struggle of pulling the rotor off

[@vandiyplant921]

how did you torque the upper caliper bracket bolt? - you purposefully left that out...

[@JohnD-x3k]

Failed to put the spacer springs on

[@earlmcpeak6887]

What kind of drill are you using I’m looking to buy one I need one to take off my lugs nuts when I do my brakes thank you for sharing awesome video

[@lizanderson8063]

Thanks. And Ur good with your hands I noticed that

[@6AnAsianGuy9]

This was super helpful!

[@xxkingclixheyhey3472]

Best video of them all.

[@doitfortheviews7218]

put the grease on the the brake hardware clips...not on the caliber bracket. defeats the purpose of the grease to be under that.

[@jamesrichardson771]

Very Nice💥 🛠

[@davidjohnson4343]

I've done these jobs before, but not on a Honda. At 80, I felt I should see this video. Pretty straight forward, but as I was removing the caliper, a washer fell out from "I don't know where". I rewatched the video, and found where it belonged. (A caliper compressing kit can be rented for a deposit fee from most auto parts stores) In my case there are two Phillips head screws holding the rotor on. If the rotor is rusted to the hub, it may take a hammer whack to break it free. Opening the bleeder valve could subject you to having to bleed the brakes. I've had to clean up some brake pad tips with a file to get them to fit into the slides.

[@milwaukeebiker]

Have WD40 (it dries up in about 2 weeks since it has NO real oil in it) handy to spray around the rubber boot before and while turning the caliper piston back in. And don't do like the guy in the video did, loosen the bleeder screw before taking the caliper off the bracket. When done with the screw job on the piston clean the area of WD40 by using brake parts cleaner.

[@hiyathere599]

4:32

[@yammbagg4866]

If your calipers look like that, replace them

[@yodo6414]

Why is he using a deep socket, lol

[@mikesmith3873]

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