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  1. Brake piston rewind tool ?? 
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    Will this one be ok for my 2001 a6 tdi

    cheers guys

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brake-Piston-R...item2c5a746b97
     
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    if its for your rear pads then yes it is if you want to do the fronts you will need a flat adaptor to push it back

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    Cheers,
    is it only the rears that screw in and the fronts are straight forward push in
     
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    That's right - the front's push in, the rears need screwing in because of the handbrake auto adjuster.

    Before you order it from ebay, check the price at your local car accesories shop - they're often as cheap once you've accounted for postage etc. (I can't view ebay from work so I can't check the price of the one you'velinked to)
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    I already ordered it, it was £13.90 delivered so not so bad and came today.
     
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    Not a bad price, it work ok?
     
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    i ended up making my own from a spare cheap socket and 2 bits of metel welded to it, had to use it twice and it works a treat lol
     
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