how to retrack rear brake caiper on 2013 ford escape

Asked by steve6133 Jan 15, 2016 at 07:23 PM about the 2013 Ford Escape SEL AWD

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firebird338 answered 8 years ago

There is a special tool that you need to retract piston. This tool pushes and twist the piston back in at the same time. Part stores like auto zone will rent the tool to you.

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firebird338 answered 8 years ago

You are so right Rowefast wrong choice on word the tool pushes and screws the piston back in at the same time.

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Rowefast answered 8 years ago

Ditto, meaning I agree with you, so a persons do not have to repeat what was said.

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