I have a 96 Subaru Legacy with 4 wheel disc brakes. I'm about to change the pads in the rear.
My Chilton's manual says, "WARNING: Before beginning the procedure, determine whether your vehicle is equipped with a rear parking brake assembly. If equipped with rear parking brakes, only compress the piston slightly, or the piston screw could be damamged." And then it talks about using a "suitable tool" to rotate the piston back into the caliper bore.
Of course, the car has a rear parking brake but I thought it was just a little drum assembly within the disc assmebly.
My question is, do I have to "rotate my piston with a suitable tool"?
TIA
Andy