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Oh Boy,.....here we go again...the piston of my rear right caliper only pushes back an inch or so ( with applied pressure by c clamp) then is stuck! called EVERY imaginable place - noone has it...and now I'm stuck...

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Most rear caliper pistons screw back into the caliper body instead of just pressing back in. Are there indentations on the face of the piston where this tool could work?

 

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Don't keep pressing on it, you may damage it. I'm not familiar with these cars specifically so I may be wrong, but a majority of cars with rear disc brakes use screw-in pistons.

 

Hope this helps.

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15 hours ago, mensanguy said:

I have a pair available  pm me

You have a pair of rear calipers available, is that what you are saying?

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The rear caliper pistons retract with the use of a hex screw in the back of the caliper. There's a little plug you take out, then you can retract the piston as long as the mechanism isn't stuck. 

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