Mondeo brake piston gaiter repair and bleeding the brake line

While replacing the brake pads on the Mondeo I found a split gaiter on the rear brake piston. The video shows how to remove the piston from the caliper and replace the gaiter followed by bleeding the brake line.

[@sharjeelkhan7628]

Thanks. Good effort

[@danielfata56]

The best

[@DesainDali]

Why you dont bleed with help of the FORscan? Its easier imoh and bleed the ABS valves too. Greetings

[@myreviews5762]

Thanks for posting this, my caliper is just starting to get a little sticky. Could you please clarify did you need to remove the brake fluid reservoir cap at all while you where removing or inserting the piston ? Or just for the bleeding process at the end ?

[@jesusr9733]

Great video. Quick question I hope you can help.

[@dodee2556]

Hi, thanks for the video, wondered what size the pipe is that you used to bleed the valve?

[@maximolotov]

Should I avoid 1 person method ?

[@Seltsun9]

Hi! Thanks for greatly explained video.

[@hamidwalid3089]

I hope to get an answer for this. I replaced brake pads and rotors on my corolla 2017 SE, front and back. While doing I tore half an inch of the caliper piston seal/boot (the same thing/way you showed on the video). So, should I replace it or its ok for atleast few months? Additionally, can I replace the seal/boot without taking the piston out?

[@silverbackdad3369]

where did you bought the seal ? is possible a linkl or part number please

[@topdownview6164]

Could you pump the brake pedal to force the piston out?

[@vlad55775]

мондео 4?

[@jamiemurphy3404]

Your missing a part for the winding tool