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talked about using channel lock to depress the piston. The tool does make it awfully easy thogh. My local AutoZone lent me the tool at no cost - and I didn't even buy anything from them.
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this one attaches to a socket extension and has 6 faces to cover many types of cars. It costs less than 10 dollars.
this one attaches to a socket extension and has 6 faces to cover many types of cars. It costs less than 10 dollars.
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$40 for this, plus the channel lock way, you take the risk of tearing your dust cover
$40 for this, plus the channel lock way, you take the risk of tearing your dust cover
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It works fine with a second set of hands, but I don't think I could have done it by myself. You know, ECS tuning will rent you the special tool for a $45 deposit, most of which they refund when you mail it back to them.
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properly. You can do it by yourself, but two is easier. I've had a couple of friends that borrowed it, and I believe they did it by themselves too. After filing it, it works perfectly for the B5 Passat as well as the A6 2.7T and 4.2. I would assume it should work for the 2.8 also.