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Old 02-09-2019, 08:21 AM   #32
bundybear75
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Default Re: Replacing MB rear brake pads

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Originally Posted by cobrin View Post
There's actually two forces you need to do, turn and (equally important) push at the same time. If you're not pushing on the piston it won't retract. You don't have to open the bleed screw, it's not needed.

To be clear, push as you turn and it should return.
Thanks Cobrin, I tried pushing as I turned - obviously not hard enough....

I was using one of those cube style wind back tools, and I cannot get a lot of force on the piston.

I have ordered a wind back kit off eBay, should be here Wednesday. Hopefully it will go back with a little force. It does turn clockwise to wind in doesn't it?
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