Brake pads
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Front not really, back a bit
For front, basically standard mechanics tools. Typically either a cheap brake piston compressor, or just a big C clamp to push the pistons (straight) back in. On the rears, you need to twist the piston as you push it back in because of the parking brake function. At least need a cheap star type tool they sell with locating pins to allow you to turn it w/ a socket drive, but a brake piston compressor set (allows you to twist and force in simultaneously) is very helpful. Can find them on the bigger tool discount sites.
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