renault megane rear caliper
long shot 
wifes scenic needs new pads on the rear. it has the lucas calipers. one side went ok but the other side is a PITA. i have tried using a normal piston spreader but you need to rotate the piston whilst applying pressure to get it to rewind.
so.. has anyone used one of these
http://www.directsupplyukltd.co.uk/c...duct_info.html
and would it work for a renault?

wifes scenic needs new pads on the rear. it has the lucas calipers. one side went ok but the other side is a PITA. i have tried using a normal piston spreader but you need to rotate the piston whilst applying pressure to get it to rewind.
so.. has anyone used one of these
http://www.directsupplyukltd.co.uk/c...duct_info.html
and would it work for a renault?
thanks mate, been down the local motor factors (small town rip off merchant
) and got one for a shade over a tenner
they are a fiver online but a bird in the hand and all that 
will give it ago, hoefully tonight, if the monday evening lethargy doesn't set in
) and got one for a shade over a tenner
they are a fiver online but a bird in the hand and all that 
will give it ago, hoefully tonight, if the monday evening lethargy doesn't set in
I scratched my head for a while the first time i changed a set of rear pads on a MK3 Golf 
I bought the same tool as in your picture, which TBH was a bit **** - None of the pins fitted the caliper piston properly - You might be OK on the Renault though.
I have since bought a different one with a threaded rod and a plate which jams up against the opposite side of the caliper, which works much better

I bought the same tool as in your picture, which TBH was a bit **** - None of the pins fitted the caliper piston properly - You might be OK on the Renault though.
I have since bought a different one with a threaded rod and a plate which jams up against the opposite side of the caliper, which works much better
Should work a treat. I've used a very similar device in the past (uncle fabricated one for me).
It's supprising (as always) how the saying 'the right tools for the job' is as important today as ever..!
It's supprising (as always) how the saying 'the right tools for the job' is as important today as ever..!
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