how to identify wind back brake piston vs push back 

It's cool I'm all tooled up in that department. Thanks for educating the newbies. They will love you even more

If your slick, you’ll open a needle nose and spin it

For rear brakes that have to be screwed and you don't have the tool; Get a long pair on needle nose pliers and insert them into the notches, then take a crescent wrench and turn the needle nose pliers. If the piston is stuck and won't screw in with that trick at first, hit it with some penetrating oil, use a hammer and a flathead screwdriver or chisel and give it some diagonal love taps to get it to move back and forth. Hope this helps!

I just pushed the rear pistons back and it went in without turning, will that damage it?

Thanks man…First timer…vid helped out.

Don't NEED a special tool for the wind back calipers, you can be use a set of channel locks but you need to be careful

Thank you O'reilys!!

What happened to the good old g clamp 😅

Channel locks and tape to keep from damaging the Piston works just fine .

Thx for this video!

Harbor freight has those kits for about $40/$50.

thank you sir !

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Would a siezed caliper make a sqeuk like noise?

I used vice grips!

I don't understand why a piston needs winding back in yet when in operation it can't wind out due to the nibs on the pads locating on the piston?

The tool is cheap Amazon etc. £20.00 approx

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