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  1. Replacing rear pads with electronic handbrake 
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    Hi I own a 55reg passat and I need to change the rear pads but wasnt sure if I have to do anything different to get the piston back. I have changed rear pads on cars before where you have a tool to turn and push the piston back at the same time. Do I do anything different with it being electronic. Thanks
     
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  2. Re: Replacing rear pads with electronic handbrake 
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    Yarp- you need vag-com to wind the piston back in. (or dealer/garage to do it with their programs)
     
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  3. Re: Replacing rear pads with electronic handbrake 
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    Yes, you need to wind back the handbrake motors affixed to the rear calipers. You'll need an electronic programmer/coder reader type to do this task that plugs into the diagnostic socket. Not really a DIY job unless you want to invest in the equipment. You also use the same equipment to reset the motors once you have fitted the new pads.
    Terry..
     
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    laserline do the tool you need. i bought one .it does the passat and the a6. cost around £130.
     
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