Caliper tool SST 09756–00010

[Ardent]

Fancied getting my hands dirty and thought lets have a ply with some calipers.

I know, I will need (just makes life easier) one of those cheap as chips autoadjuster comperessor tools.
Having seen that everyone that has ever mentioned them simply went to their local Mr T and bought one.

Went to local Mr T with chips at the ready. Sorry Sir we cannot sell them to the public. Cannot get a price, which means cannot sell to you.

Great!

So, Has Mr T changed the rules of engagement or I just have a duff local Mr T.
Worth trying another?
Anyone got one they no longer need, as you have done yours and happy to sell?

[Bossworld]

Spotted this when I googled the part number - looks like it is possible to improvise

https://www.mr2roc.org/forum/index.php?topic=58992.0

Failing that I think Toyota offers a parts/spares service via their eBay store, maybe worth a punt?

[Ardent]

Thanks for the find.
Not seen that one before.

[Joesson]

As Bossworld said yours is not an isolated search.
His reference to a Toyota spares site Could be another way forward.
I seem to remember seeing reference to this/ or some other tool! Perhaps on a brake caliper parts  web site.
As for your dealer being awkward, I would  not be suprised if that were the case as not in their interest for " Customers" to do their own maintenance.
Is this the tool that looks something like a nut?

[Ardent]

That's the one.
http://www.padandwheels.com/mr2/calipers/rears/thumbs/adjbolt.jpg

[Call the midlife!]

I spent hours trawling the internet for one last week and couldn't find it. Ended up using the inner from one of the old calipers I had to cut open anyway.
It's nigh on impossible without some right angle, long reach circlip pliers too.


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[supersai101]

I just rebuilt my rear calipers today, I picked up this adjuster bolt from my local toyota dealer on monday, just gave the part number, they ordered it in no problem. Try a different dealer!

[wotugonado]

If we are talking about the nut, if you have no joy, I have one somewhere I can post to you to borrow.

[Joesson]

I just rebuilt my rear calipers today, I picked up this adjuster bolt from my local toyota dealer on monday, just gave the part number, they ordered it in no problem. Try a different dealer!

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[Call the midlife!]

I just rebuilt my rear calipers today, I picked up this adjuster bolt from my local toyota dealer on monday, just gave the part number, they ordered it in no problem. Try a different dealer!

Nearest dealer to me is 30 miles away and next to useless for items like that [emoji23]


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[Ardent]

I just rebuilt my rear calipers today, I picked up this adjuster bolt from my local toyota dealer on monday, just gave the part number, they ordered it in no problem. Try a different dealer!

Will do. If still no joy, would you be prepared to obtain another and post it across. Costs covered.

[Ardent]

If we are talking about the nut, if you have no joy, I have one somewhere I can post to you to borrow.

Would be appreciated, still oking to source my own, but will take your offer if no joy.

[Ardent]

anyone tried one of those cube type tools for winding pistons?

[Call the midlife!]

anyone tried one of those cube type tools for winding pistons?

I just use some pliers [emoji23]


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