Yes, I used it just a couple days ago. Fits perfectly.

I originally bought this tool for my Mustang. The multi-sided cube tool didn't fit the rear calipers on that car. The notches in the piston on the 8 are almost identical to the ones on the Mustang.

Matt-man,
>Yes, I used it just a couple days ago. Fits perfectly.

That's great!! What's the manufacturer for it and what's the part#? And where can you buy this tool? PepBoys, AutoZone etc??

TIA,
Pete

It doesn't have any markings on it, and I've had it for over 5 years so I have no idea who made it. I got it at a Pep Boys here in California.

i got all the tools at home

Yes, C clamp for front and needle nose pliers for rear if your mechanically inclined.

You are the TOOL LOLZ!! hahhaha

This one works well for the rears. $11.99 at Pep Boys.
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or just loan the tool @ Autozone for free ... why pay when its free ? ...

Autozone path works. It combines the clamp with turning, takes like 30 seconds, no time at all. You buy the kit, then return it. Harbor freight sells the same kit on sale for like $30. case is a little cheaper. I think it is on sale now in the store. web site has a dual piston one for $44. They also have the cube for $8. the needle nose route was really hard on mine. But, brakes were 6 years old.

Your gas and time to drive to Autozone twice every time you work on your brakes aren't free, right? I'd rather have a 1.5" cube that fits in my toolbox that works, in my experience, better than the Autozone kit. The teeth on the correct face of this cube mate up much better with the caliper piston.