SRAM Code Pads - CMH Uniblock Brake Bleeding and Maintenance System

One brake block to do all the maintenance tasks on a brake disc caliper. Bleed and piston exposure all wrapped up into one versatile tool. Loads from the top of the caliper and keeps itself in place - no need for the pad retainer pin unless you flip the caliper upside down. This makes service faster and easier.

For bleeding, leave the filler block in place. For piston exposure, flip out the filler, put the block into the caliper, and pump the brake until the piston stops against the step. The filler block is tethered to the main block so you don't have to worry about losing it.

Important: We recommend, for SRAM, to not apply any lube or grease to the pistons. Expose the pistons and push them back 4 to 6 times with the CMH Piston Spreader and the bleed block.

For 4-piston calipers, push back both pistons on one side either together or one at a time using the CMH Piston Spreader. Flip the block, reinstall it, and repeat the process for the opposite side.

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Code (2011-2014)

Code R

• SRAM Shape 36

Code RSC,R

Guide RE