Didn't actually need this for the FFRR but I did for the Audi.



Comes in a distant second to my bush pressing kit, but a handy tool to have in the arsenal. Will do front brake pistons that don't need wind back, and rear ones with integral handbrake that do need wind back. For @ £20 you can't go wrong. Wish this style was fitted to the FFRR instead of drums.

Can now consign my ACME piston pusher to the bolts, nuts and washers bin  .
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I bought a similar tool to do the rear brakes on our mk4 Golf. My neighbours ford focus rear brakes has a similar set up and it works a treat on both

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That looks very handy!

Beats my old-pad-and-long-jemmy-bar approach that's been the most effective for me so far on my 110. Si. <This is my name.

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Had a similar kit for years, probably one of the most used and borrowed tool kits I have 56 TDV8 Vogue SE
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