I've searched for general caliper rebuild information with no avail, only information on Legend and Type R calipers. If someone can point me in the right direction it'd be appreciated. This is for a 94 Integra LS. This may sound like a stupid question, but does anyone have an exploded view of how the retaining clips and such hold the pads in? The reason I ask about the rebuild is because I just bought a set of reman. calipers from Cardone, and in all honesty, the pistons look like crap.

 

I searched for a sec and found this. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1564833
Gives part numbers and all kinds of info, look for the longest post in the thread.

 

Thanks Sam. I'm looking at a Chilton, and it says to rotate the piston with a locknut wrench to align with notches on the pad? Can this be done without a locknut wrench? Seeing as I don't know exactly what a locknut wrench looks like (searches turned up wrenches to remove grinding wheels on grinders, some looked like regular wrenches). I've replaced rear pads before, but I've never really had to adjust anything with the caliper.

 

Download a Helm manual if you do not have it. Search google for "hondahookup manuals". I used the manual to rebuild my calipers.

You do not need a special wrench to turn the rear pistons. Just use a large screwdriver or chisel.