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Originally Posted by csjcsj
How about the rears? I know on my mustang you need a special tool to turn the piston back in because that is how the e-brake works
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The E-brake on the Camaro is kind of like a drum brake inside the rotor, so no special tools required.
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Originally Posted by SSRob
Sweet write up. Thanks. Sorry if this is a stupid question but by opening the reservoir using your approach and hanging the caliper from the wire if it is removed, does this eliminate any need to bleed the brakes?
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you are not removing any brake lines, so there should be no way for air to get into the brake line. So you do not have to bleed the brakes.