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| Assorted Adapters: | No |
| Drive Type Required: | 3/8 in |
| Material: | CRV |
| Multiple Applications: | No |
| Plier Type: | No |
| Type: | Disc Brake Piston Remover |
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Comments about Autocraft Disc Brake Piston Remover:
Worked well, seems of decent quality. Time will tell.
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Comments about Autocraft Disc Brake Piston Remover:
I could not have done the screw in rear calipers with out a the tool. Not a bad price for a DIY tool.
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Comments about Autocraft Disc Brake Piston Remover:
Is not compatable with my Mustang. Took it back to the store and they said I had to shave down the prongs to get it to work on a ford. The prongs dont look strong enough to shave them down as much as needed.
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Comments about Autocraft Disc Brake Piston Remover:
Was able to reset the rear pistons on a 1998 Maxima with no difficulty. It may not be professional quality but it seems perfectly suitable for occasional use by the shade tree mechanic.
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Comments about Autocraft Disc Brake Piston Remover:
save your money
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Comments about Autocraft Disc Brake Piston Remover:
This tool made changing the rear brakes on my 98 Accord simple, quick, and easy. You will need a 3/8 drive socket extension if you don't already have one in your tool kit. Easy to use, small, and a good tool if you do work on your own vehicles. Well worth it for the home mechanics tool kit!
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Comments about Autocraft Disc Brake Piston Remover:
Most of these "Universal" tools are made of pot metal. I did try to use it. But, this tool will not work on the 1999 Ford Taurus rear disc calipers. None of the tabs would line up. So, I returned it and made my own out of an old wrench. The design is terrible. Trying to turn a wire like square while holding a disc caliper is an unacceptable and dangerous solution.
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Comments about Autocraft Disc Brake Piston Remover:
This tool is made from pot metal and the "nubs" intended to engage the piston will wear away quickly.
This is supposed to be a "Universal Tool" - but it did not fit ANY of the calipers on my Mustang (Cobra calipers) or my Taurus.
Spend the money and get a real tool. The price on this poor substitute is scandalous.
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Will this tool work on the rear calipers on a 2010 Chrysler Town & Country?1 answer
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The Autocraft Disc Brake Piston Remover (3/8" Drive) (Part No. AC564/W80621) should be able to use on your 2010 Chrysler Town & Country. However, this part is universal and not vehicle specific. For any further assistance, please feel free to call us at: 1-877-238-2623 or visit the nearest Advance Auto Parts store and one of our Parts Pros will gladly assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.Q:
Will this tool help me on replacing the rear pads on a 2009 accord?1 answer
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This tool should be able to help you.Q:
will this tool work to compress the piston on a dodge caravan rear caliper? what tool does this attach to, to allow it to be turned?1 answer
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Yes you can use this to compress the brake piston on your vehicle. This tool attaches to a rachet.Q:
I am trying to find a tool to be able to remove my front rotors. I have purchased the rotors but when I took off the wheel I found a 1 1/4in nut that had to come off to be able to take the rotors off. Do you carry this tool?1 answer
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Yes, we do carry the tool your looking for. We have a Gear Wrench 1/2 inch DR. 12PT. DEEP SOCKET 1-1/4 inch (Part No. 80798). This socket will fit the nut that you want to take off.