loosen the bleeder screw and use a c-clamp to depress the caliper. some technicians like to use a thin piece of wood to guide the caliper in evenly, but if you have the screw part of the c-clamp in the center of the piston you should be fine
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not positive if its the same on an 08, but on my 04, it took me 45 minutes to realize that you have to screw the caliper back in like a large bolt ( clockwise)i think i used needle nose pliers and positioned the tips in the 2 divots on the caliper and spun it around
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Yes, otherwise the line may hit the tire/wheel.Yes, otherwise the line may hit the tire/wheel.
There's a little screw on the side of the caliper with a whole in the top of it. Loosen that a little bit and you should just be able to push in the caliper. They make a tool which is basically a bar and a screw so the bar pushes on the mounting part of the caliper and the screw pushes on the caliper piston.
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It may, but the clearance over the brake caliper would be the deciding factor.
If its like the 08. then its the cover of the rear brake light hitting the window.
For the '06 - 48 teeth in the rear. 13 in the front. For the '07 - 49 rear. 13 front. Not sure about '05 or '08.
Rear calipers are threaded and have to be "screwed" (because parking brake uses rear calipers) Tool available at Sears or auto parts--not expensive Get a 4 inch C clamp, put the old brake shoe back in place on the piston side and screw down the C clamp. This should do it. If not open the bleeder on this caliper & it will then go in. Be sure to Bleed The Brakes on the rear after this. cartalk says: Nix on the C clamp, as the Piston needs to be turned to go back in(self-adjuster) clamping will destroy parts... good luck dave Answer (12/19/08) Dave is right on... I just changed my rear brake pads on my '04 Grand Prix. The caliper piston face has a pattern on it that lines up with a "pin" on the back side brake pad. I bought a tool for $15 from O'Reilly AutoParts that is a "universal" tool that has he "pin" pattern to fit several car makes & models. The piston turned back into the caliper VERY easily. Just be sure to line up the piston face like it was when you first started so it will line up with the back side brake pad "pin". Mike
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