Need help on Brakes ASAP

Just stick the tips of your needle nosed pliars in the notch and push while you turn, or get a really big flat bladed screwdriver..

If Nissan would sell their tool, it would probably cost $250.

I bought a tool to do this at the local auto store for $9. My calipers were VERY stiff - I was able to drive one piston back after a long struggle. The other wouldn't budge.

I decided to put rebuilt calipers on both sides.

Roby

calipers were

struggle.

Mine were very stiff too, at 72,000 miles. I actually broke the tip off a pair of needle pliars before going to buy the tool at Autozone for $10.

That was a nice, new pair of pliars, and I was pretty hot about it. Luckily though, the metal didn't end up in my eye. I was stupid for pushing a bad position.

JM

I don't have an Autozone near me. Can you describe the tool? Would a bar of steel with a couple of tempered pins sticking out the side (like a spanner wrench) do the job?

Thanks!

Matthew

Yes, the tool I have is a block with 3/8" drive on one side, and a pair of pins on the other. It's cube shaped, about 1 1/2" on a side, and it seems like each side has a different size of pins. $10. FWIW, my local Autozone did not offer this tool, I went to a Parts Express. Napa, Pep Boys, may also have it.

Dave