Need a tool in vancouver.

[14tarmy]

Any one in vancouver have a brake compressor they will let me borrow for a few mins? Give me a call 360-608-3133

[bpsrt4]

Use a c-clamp to compress the piston

[Hi N Mity]

crack open the bleed screw a 1/4 turn and try to push the pistin in, then tighten the screw back up

[bpsrt4]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hi N Mity

crack open the bleed screw a 1/4 turn and try to push the pistin in, then tighten the screw back up

^^ Also works

[SRT-4aKid's Brother]

C-clamp ftw.

[cfm56]

c-clamp....cheap/fast. If you wont want to marr your housing, just put a piece of wood between the housing and the end of the c-clamp on the exterior portion not on the piston side

[Back-n-Black]

You can have our north end tool...........as long as you don't give him back. He is worthless but he will tell ya he knows it all and has done it for longer than god himself.

[ptperformance]

Put the caliper in the rotor and then pry the pads back with a screw driver. Works most the time if you are not replacing rotors with the pads. If you are doing pads and rotors you will need a c-clamp to get the piston in all the way.

[14tarmy]

I broke down and bought the tool for 42$

[Plan B]

Well at least you will have it for next time! The right tool always makes the job easier

[14tarmy]

I had to buy a jack too.

[Hi N Mity]

damn man, does it look like you used the tool? try to return it and go over to harbor freight and get a C-clamp for $2.89

As for the jack, you will use it alot

[cfm56]

^ i second this motion

[COY]

Sounds like an ad in a men seeking men publication.

[14tarmy]

Jesus coy, why dont you just cut my balls off while your at it......