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5 Series 2005 Rear Brake Pads And Discs

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Hi guys.Has anyone replaced their rear discs and pads? I hear the pistons have to be 'rotated' back into the caliper and if you go too far you can break them. Is there any truth in this? I can get the parts for £100 and a local dealership want £300.Daylight robbery.

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Same with all rear pistons mate, they have to be rotated in.

I usualy do mine with a G clamp, but propper tools can be brought.

If you havnt done this before, do some good research, as brakes are a major problem if they go wrong :)

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As Gav says but they don't need rotating!! Just loosen the nipple and push it back in... If you get substantial resistance then remove the caliper and service it - Mucho, mucho grande cheaper than a replacement !!:rolleyes:

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