Brake Piston Compresoor Tool

[phuoc_dat]

So i tried to compress my rear integra brake piston in an attempt to change out my brake pads and it wont turn. I have tried the plier technique but i believe my piston might be seized. Is there a specific tool that is needed to compress the piston that i might not know of? If there is, can someone please tell me how it looks like and where to purchase it?

Thanks.

[03RCode]

There is a caliper squeezer made for that, but if you don't have one try a decent sized C clamp.

[phuoc_dat]

the rear has to be turned in so i dont think c clamp works..

[03RCode]

Ah, my bad. Not very up to date with my Honda's, and didn't exactly completely read your whole post.

[phuoc_dat]

thanks thougt. Repp +

[Barefoot]

u need this

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog

but a cheaper route is this

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog

[xlilvi3tx]

only the front brakes need to be compressed for the integra. the rear has this cross looking thing that u need to turn. u can either use a big flathead or the proper tool

[jdm eg99]

^ i agree

[phuoc_dat]

thanks all, i just bought the cube.

[Barefoot]

thanks all, i just bought the cube.

[phuoc_dat]

Cube doesnt seem to work. My piston is too far out, not giving the cube enough clearance to be inserted inside the caliper. I think my caliper piston is seized.

[Barefoot]

a big ass per of channel locks and a clamp. turn and compress at the same time.

[phuoc_dat]

i just bought some new used caliper. Thanks for your help man. repp

[Barefoot]

np

[Brut]

Harbor freight and buy the piston caliper tool only like 20-30$ I was there the other day.. or just go to autozone and rent it

[Barefoot]

i just bought some new used caliper. Thanks for your help man. repp

Harbor freight and buy the piston caliper tool only like 20-30$ I was there the other day.. or just go to autozone and rent it

to late

[itsalive]

Just use a large screw driver, lay flat into the cross section and turn that piston.