The modern brake pad, caliper and disc rotor assembly have a lot of moving parts all working together to stop your vehicle. Today Bendix will show you how these components all work together in this clever animation! | Bendix Workshop

When installing new brake pads into your old calipers, you’ll need to compress the caliper pistons back into the body of the caliper. This will allow the new, thicker pads room to fit inside the caliper. You’ll need either a piston compressor or large c-clamp to do this. Some makes and models will require a caliper piston adjuster. Follow along with the process in this video and you’ll be well on your way to completing your brake job! In the world of vehicle maintenance, replacing your vehicle’s