Product Details
Park Tool PP-1.2 Hydraulic Disc Brake Piston Press
Reset your hydraulic brake pads when you accidentally pull your brake without the wheel in place with the Park Tool PP-1.2 Hydraulic Disc Brake Piston Press tool. Thanks to its unique shape, it’s perfect for this exact requirement, and thanks to its unique shape that’s designed to fit a wide range of brake calipers, you’ll be off and riding faster than you ever imagined.
Features
- The unique shape and size of the PP-1.2 is perfect for compressing the hydraulic piston by pushing the brake pads apart to speed service and pad replacement
- Updated shape to better fit 2011 and later Shimano XTR callipers
- Slide the polished, wedge shaped tool between pads to expand the gap and pre-set the pistons into the calliper
- Useful if you have accidently pulled the brake lever without your wheel and brake disc in the bike
- Reset the pistons without disassembling the calliper or removing the brake pads
Specifications
- Bead Seating Tool Type
- Piston Press
- Compatibility Summary (Text)
- compatible-with-a-wide-range-of-hydraulic-disc-brake-calipers
- Primary Intended Use (Tools & Maintenance)
- Brake Service
- Target System / Area
- Brakes
- Hazardous Labelling Present
- No
- Is Chemical / Fluid Product
- No
- Material (Primary)
- Steel
- Pack Type / Presentation
- Loose Tool
- Tool / Product Category (Tools & Maintenance)
- Hand Tool, Service Kit
- Product code
- 76023 / 54296271192410
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Shipping & Returns
Free UK delivery on orders over £50. Orders are dispatched within 1-2 working days and typically arrive 1-2 working days later.
Return unused items in their original packaging within 30 days of delivery. Return postage is £3.50.
Q & A
2 questions answered
Is this a suitable tool for use on SRAM Force disk brakes on a road bike?
Hi there, Yes, it's suitable for SRAM Force road calipers. It fits most hydraulic disc calipers; Park Tool only warn against ceramic pistons, which is a Shimano road feature, and SRAM Force uses phenolic pistons. Press against the old pads rather than the piston faces and you'll be fine. Many thanks Joe W
Which piston spreading tool do you recommend for Shimano Road discs? Park Tool advise not using the PP-1.2 on Shimano Road discs. Thank you Martin
Hi there, This can be used with Shimano systems if the pads are still in the system, They cannot be used again the pistons though. Many thanks Joe W





