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fliptuner 05-04-2013 01:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by !Tigger (Post 8228681)
use long needle nose pliers and just twist the ebrake cam. it works for me

This.

You'll probably have them partially open them to reach the notches. Problem is, once in awhile, you'll close the pliers....on your finger. You'll understand what I mean when this happens. Find something that fits in the pliers, that keeps it open enough to reach the notches, then tie a rubberband around the handle so it stays in that position.

CP.AR 05-04-2013 01:30 AM

I don't have needle nose pliers haha. I got the tool from supercheap (Australia's version of O'Reilly Auto Parts if you will) that fits into a 3/8" Socket

CP.AR 05-04-2013 11:44 PM

Just changed the rear brakes.
Turns out I didn't need the tool (nor pliers) at all.
Here's a tip for you guys who may come across this type of brakes in the future:

Directly behind the piston, behind that hunk of metal there is a very stubby 14mm bolt. Remove that, then stick a 4mm Allen key inside the bolt-hole to adjust the piston. Left makes the piston retract, right makes the piston extend. It's a combo Handbrake/Piston adjustment mechanism. Thank god for the interwebs\

(picture to come later)

I have a feeling that this was made so that only the dealer could change the brakes lol


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