2004 Buick LeSabre "rear calipers" Questions

rear calipers have only one guide pin. Remove this pin and raise the caliper. Remove the old brake pads. Using the special tool compress the caliper piston-the piston will have one or two slots on it.

changing rear pads on 04 biuck lesaber, can't get but one in. already pushed caliper back, looks like something moved that shoudn't have?? The rear brake caliper piston doesnt push back, it takes a ...

Can't compress piston on rear caliper when replacing pads 2004 LeSabre why can i not compress the piston on the rear caliper on my 2004 LeSabre? It takes a special tool that turns and rotates it down.

how to replace rear rotor on buick lesabre 2002 have finished the front and looked at rear and not sure where to start without hurting something. Pull the rear caliper off and remove and replace the ...

ABS is locked up on rear brakes Ths car will move both forward and back but its like something is holding the car back. I though the emergency brake was frozen but its not. The left rear tire or wheel

...rear calipers. There is a special tool required to push the caliper in, while at the same time, screwing the piston down into the parking brake shaft. Some auto parts stores like AutoZone will have ...

...to the hub. Install a large C-clamp over the brake caliper with the ends of the clamp against the rear of the caliper body and the outer brake pad. Tighten the C-clamp until the caliper piston is ...

...rear right calipers around the pads? if you are having trouble retracting the caliper, push and turn on face of piston with pliers (rotate Clockwise) this retractes the piston thus allowing the pads ...

I'm working on a 2003 Buick Lesabre's rear brakes. It appears the bottom of the caliper is fastened with a 12mm bolt -- the top of the caliper doesn't seem to have a head to put a socket on or a torx ...

...piston? Hi, if this is a front caliper that is still on the rotor, I pry between the rotor and rear brake pad to push the piston in. I usually have to pull on the caliper a bit to get it ...