2003 MR2 Spyder Rear Brakes

How to do rear brakes on Toyota MR2 Spyder
GET THE REAR BRAKE TOYOTA PADS HERE ( AMAZON )
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GET THE REAR CALIPER TOOL HERE ( AMAZON)
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TOYOTA REAR PADS PART # 04466-17100

[@GEARMOAUTO]

GET THE REAR BRAKE TOYOTA PADS HERE ( AMAZON )
amzn.to/3zkDB7V
GET THE REAR CALIPER TOOL HERE ( AMAZON)
amzn.to/3gK2qUp
TOYOTA REAR PADS PART # 04466-17100

[@trentrune1056]

Thanks Gearmo!
Just did my 2 rear brake pad swaps in about 1-1/4 hrs total. The shop manual shows disconnecting the parking brake lever first. This also lets the entire brake caliper swing up easily and hang with a wire. And I undid the rubber brake reservoir cap to release the pressure, no other opening or bleeding system needed. The reservoir level rose about 1/4 in. after I finished 2 rear wheels. I bought that 22 piece tool kit you showed for about $20, and it worked perfectly. Took alot of muscle to twist the piston in. Depressed it halfway and tried it and a little more made it work. Didn't need to go all the way in, so save youself some torqueing. Also noticed it was a little harder getting the parking brake hooked back up due to the extra travel on account of fresh pads.
Now to do the front brakes!
Isn't youtube awesome??

[@JLozdrummin]

So ABS will not be damage when you change the rear pads?

[@Drebin]

bruh you are so lucky all those bolts came off so easy. Mine were so tight that I had to use a breaker bar on all the 17mm bolts.

[@Haddedam]

thanks for the video! Did everything but the brake bleed which is well documented anyway

[@ReedyCreek28]

Thank you so much, exactly what i was looking for

[@bheypuor]

thanks for the video! to the point and informative. I need to grab one of those specialty compress brake tool for my next brake change

[@ProfessorOzone]

Perfect.

[@JLozdrummin]

So You didn't disconnect the parking ebrake? also ABS system didn't get damage?

[@GEARMOAUTO]

Nope all good