Is there an easy way to push in the caliper piston when changing out the pads? i can get it pushed in enough to slide the new pads in. A little help? thanks guys.

 

I don't own an Integra, but I changed brake pads on various types of cars before.

With most pistons, I just use a large C-clamp to push it back in. Some pistons, like the rear disc on some Hondas, are turned instead of push, I use one of a specialized brake tool to turn it; but you can use a large screwdriver or pliers.

 

For the rears, either get the right tool or use a sideways allen wrench.

There is also a tool you can get for the front that works better than a C-Clamp since the back of the piston is not really flat.

 

Thanks for the quick reply. Do you know if they turn or push in?

 

The fronts push in. The rears must be rotated.

 

To rotate the rear caliper piston in, I used an open end wrench placed in the groves, then stuck a screwdriver in the closed end of the wrench to turn it, worked like a charm.