dont know if im allowed to post this again in here but heres a link. figured i'd get better response from you guys

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=443458

 

com on i need help

 

You need to make sure that the alignment groove in the rear pad is lined up with the groove in the caliper piston.

 

it is man, but whats up, this took me 5 minutes a side on my civic, damm whats up?

 

remove and re-install, maybe you will see what the problem is. I've done this before too, its usually because the rear pads do not line up with the grooves on the caliper piston. Make sure the piston is fully bottomed out too. If that doesnt work, adjust the ebrake.

 

what do you mean adjust the ebrake? do i need to bleed the brakes, this has gone forma 10 miunte operation to a damm whole day afair and i gotta work today. thanks guys

 

you can adjust the e-brake under the brake handle in the center console. If the piston is seized in the caliper however you will need to rebuild it, or buy a remanufactured caliper.

 

yea i was gonna suggest you inspect the ebrake cable and readjust it...