How to replace rear Brake Pads for Hyundai Tiburon, using the Brake Caliper Tool kit

:rear Disk Brake Pads)
#how to change Hyundai Tiburon
rear Brake Pads)
with the 22pcs Brake Caliper wind Back Tools set
this job gets easier
Tool its made in China,
looks poor quality but it gets the job done so
I can't complain about it
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[@JLAGAN49]

I have 2004 coupe in the UK. Your video was very clear. I would definitely buy the wind back kit for about £20.
My problem is frozen slider pins, I will have to remove the carrier for a heat and beat session to try to free them😢

[@rodpanhard]

The bottom slider pin has a rubber sleeve on it and it's this that often swells and makes a pin stick, I just cut it off and do away with it, makes no difference to the brakes or brake noise the only difference it makes is the pin is less likely to bind up in the future.

[@Videomoth]

Very helpful video, thanks. I was struggling with the caliper pistons but when I saw how tough yours were I used your technique and got the job done ✔

[@BrayTube]

The flat piece with the curve, between the two threaded bars in your kit, is meant to slip over the threaded bar (guide it around the sliding bar) and then you wind the collar back to meet it. It braces within the caliper and winding the piston in is much, much easier.
I just bought the same kit and the first caliper I did was really easy but the second stumped me. I did the same trick with a spanner on the sliding bar/handle and broke both (LH & RH). I snapped two C-clamps in half and bent a third before realising the piston had jammed. I think i'll stop review after breaking a second tool in future... ;¬)

[@IshMotorparts]

That's a good suggestion but that just makes it harder to turn to do that you have to use Grease but too messy so I only use that with normal front Calipers, thanks comment

[@MemeKing44]

best vid 100, awesome, loved it! ty so much for showing me. you are pro broh!

[@OspreyMusicx]

Thank you so much for the in-depth tutorial and the tips with the wrench. Buen vídeo amigo, lo explicates bien muchas gracias de Canada!

[@IshMotorparts]

Wow Canada, un saludo desde Tennesse.

[@yon5646]

Thank you for sharing, very helpful.

[@alexclemons5526]

great video dude!

[@IshMotorparts]

Thank you Alex,

[@andresandres7408]

Dios te bendiga

[@IshMotorparts]

Gracias igualmente

[@dashingacrossthestates9669]

Lol i tried bleeding while compressing with a c clamp saw this and just twisted it in with channel locks hopfully theres no air in my brakes

[@IshMotorparts]

Lol, it should be ok

[@onelife7266]

This is not a rotor replacement..

[@IshMotorparts]

if this was a question. No this not a Rotor Replacement, but I appreciate it you for watching