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10-19-2002, 11:24 PM
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You can find a universal type tool at Auto Zone or probably any decent auto parts store. It is boxed shaped with 5 sides having different pegs sticking out. Some square some round. The one I bought I had to cut off two round pegs(had 4 on side I needed) so that it would fit the two slots on face of piston.
The piston on rear caliper screws in clockwise.
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