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Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool
Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool

Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool

4.8 (9 Reviews)



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  • $49.99
  • $69.99

Easily Rotates Pistons Back

“It worked great on the rear brake pistons of my 2012 Honda Accord. The side with four prongs worked best because the piston has four slots, it fits perfectly if you maintain it centered. It becomes easier to turn the piston after it begins to move and each piston was compressed in less than a minute.” - Keith G.

Why Buy Our Disc Brake Piston Cube Tool?

✅EFFICIENT: This is used to rotate the piston back into the caliper when replacing pads. Push and turn the tool to rotate the piston into the caliper. 

✅COMPATIBILITY: This is compatible with vehicles with four-wheel disc brakes. Suitable with a 3/8" drive ratchet and extension.


📝Frequently Asked Questions:


Q: Does this fits most cars?

A: Yes, because a new side has been added and one side has been updated, this tool now fits more applications.


Q: How do I use this?

A: Attach the tool to a 3/8" drive ratchet or extension then push and turn the tool to rotate the piston into the caliper.

Customer Reviews

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Nathan Skye
Gets the job done

Used it to retract the caliper on two different cars and worked amazingly.

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Tom D.
worked on my 2013 honda

This is perfect to replace my 2013 Honda Accord EX rear brakes. It was frustrating to replace my rear brakes because I couldn't push back the caliper piston to put new brake pads.

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Steve R.

The tool works as it should. The right tool for the job.

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Kenny
Great Investment

I have access to a fully stocked automotive tool room but on this occasion wanted to fix the brakes in the driveway. Have seen the kits that have a separate piece for each disc brake piston configuration. This tool is compact and has all 6 on one cube. Attached the 3/8 ratchet and screwed the piston back into the caliper - it worked like a charm

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Louie S.
Much easier than using pliers

Affordable way to screw the rear brake position back in on my Honda Civic. Way easier than using needle nose pliers.

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