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718 Rear brakes tool

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Loffree

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Hi all,

I have a 3 year old 718 boxster and the breaks need changing. I went to Get the rear brake pads off and they are screw on with some hex screws that I don’t have the tool for. Does anyone know the tool I am looking for?
 
Hi, if it is just the pads that you need to change then you shouldn’t need to remove any screws. It’s just an R pin to pull out, drive out the retaining pin and the retaining spring and then the pads can be levered out.
I normally remove then with the sensors attached and remove them after the pads are out.
If you are also trying to remove the calipers then there is are 2 large Torx bolts, I think T50 or T55 that need to be removed. Are these the ones you are referring to?
 
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