In this video I show you three different ways to release electric parking brake (EPB). When any car is equipped with EPB and we want to change the rear brake pads, we must release the parking brake first then we can push the caliper's piston in to replace the brake pads. For releasing the parking brake, there are generally three ways that I explained in this video.

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