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| + | [* black] With some fluid removed and the top left off of the brake fluid reservoir, use a large pry tool to gently pry the pistons back in to the body of the caliper. |
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| + | [* black] Always use the flat surface of the pry, never the tip, and try to push the piston back in as straight and evenly as possible. |
| + | [* black] Alternately, you can purchase the proper brake caliper piston compression tool from Mercedes...but this pry bar technique works if you are careful. |
| + | [* black] Repeat this on all four pistons. Watch the brake fluid level as your proceed to ensure it does not overflow the reservoir. |
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