Brake Piston Tool - Would this Clamp be ok?

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What you've listed might not be strong enough and looking at the head size won't fit in the caliper to push the piston back, just get a G-Clamp, medium sized or bigger.

Edit - 8" one should do it.
 
These did the job for me (front and back)

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Both can be found in the amazon rain forrest ;) .
 
I used a bog standard G clamp the other week on my fronts, was advised to put a bit of wood between the piston and the clamp to stop possible damage or slipping off when turning. (also dont forget to open the brake fluid reservoir and put a cloth round it if you're not bleeding the brakes.)


Both can be found in the amazon rain forrest ;) .

How do the cubes work?? If you turn the piston will it retract with it? or do you have to apply a heavy force into it like on the fronts? Can get cheapy ones off eBay I've seen (made by Sealey?)
 
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I used a bog standard G clamp the other week on my fronts, was advised to put a bit of wood between the piston and the clamp to stop possible damage or slipping off when turning. (also dont forget to open the brake fluid reservoir and put a cloth round it if you're not bleeding the brakes.)




How do the cubes work?? If you turn the piston will it retract with it? or do you have to apply a heavy force into it like on the fronts? Can get cheapy ones off eBay I've seen (made by Sealey?)

Sticks on the end of your ratchet, the rears (if they are wind back ones) you apply pressure and turn.
 
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