I recently purchased an Integra and I've finally set off to start working on the car. The car has rear disk brakes with an auxiliary drum brake for the parking brake, I'm curious to know what kind of parking brake system these would be associated with because for whatever reason I'm struggling to figure it out lol.

 

2014 crv has this rear drum parking brake.
You sure? On an Integra?

 

Okay I might be wrong. I didn’t see any adjuster at all so would that mean that the caliper itself is used as the parking brake?

 

Yes...

Don't try to push the rear brake piston in. You must screw it in when replacing pads.

 

Brake Piston Cube, attached to a 3/8" drive socket wrench, then turn clockwise or counter-clockwise, I'm not sure.

 

I picked up the full Brake caliper kit from Amazon for 25 bucks with all the different adapters and rh and lh threaded compression tools. It was well worth the cost even 40 at HF if you work on brakes on your vehicles. I have a few brands of cars including German and the kit has the adapter for it versus the 200 dollar set. If you remove the Caliper remember to readjust the Hand Brake. Its easy Loosen the cable at handle pull up 1 notch and tighten till slight drag button up and pull full should be right on.