chrismac66

been workin on it for a couple of hours now, no luck. I've tried everything i can think of, turning it, squeeezing it, did that about 30 times and stil nothing, starting to think im just gonna get a new caliper for the one side.

94StinkinLincoln

go to autozone, rent the tool, bring it back, get ur $30 bux back. done.

chrismac66

i have the tool i bought one from napa, the tool just turns it but it doesn't go in at all

chrismac66

Stil just spins, i've tried everything i can think of, i havent been able to put alot of pressure on it and turn it at the same time though, the piston isn't big enough to get a c-clamp and the tool on it at the same time and when i try to put the c-clamp around the took and piston, i can't even get the c-clamp tight, let alone turn the tool with the c-clamp on it. Anyone know any tricks? or how much i should pay for a new caliper for the one side?

AdderMk2

you obviously arent using the right tool, or arent using the tool right. Go to advance autoparts and rent the master brake tool set.. it will go in.

ewgoetz

Best tool I have come across. Works with front and rear calipers.


DISC BRAKE CALIPER TOOL
[ul][*]Rotates pistons back into caliper to provide clearance for new pads[*]Includes five adapters for 2- and 4-wheel rear disc brake assemblies[*]Use with ratchet for greater convenience[*]Can be used on or off vehicle[*]DB25470 - Screw & Body[*]DB25-08- 1-1/2" Adapter[*]DB25-11 - 1-5/8" Adapter[/ul][/align]







Part#:[/b] DB25 Price:$112.65http://www.matcotools.com/Catalog/to...e=4&#32504

TTGreenSN95

You did take the master cylinder top off so the pressure has somewhere to go ddint yah...???? If not could be why it wont go back.........