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Brembo caliper pad pin punch

Silver5.0

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When I was searching for videos for replacing brake pads on the Brembo 6 piston calipers, I noticed that most people didn't have the correct tool for removing the pins in the calipers. Yeah, a screw driver, punch or whatever else might get the job done for you, but I found the right tool for the job. And, it's specifically for Brembo brakes!

http://www.racingbrake.com/product-p/ccp01.htm

Shipping's a bit much ($10) but if your in southern California, they're in Fullerton. Give 'em a call and pick one up.
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that recess is nice so you dont mushroom the point of the pin. I used a deadblow to hit the pin flush with the caliper then pulled the pin out with pliers from the other side while holding down the retaining spring.
 

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very nice! looks like an Allen head cap screw that was turned on lathe!
 
 








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