break cylinder not going back to nomal position

arul, October 2009

you can make a tool from a length of box tube by grinding out the centre sections of the sides leaving the corners then use a monkey wrench to turn it

john, July 2010

If the rear breaks are disc brakes, you'll need a caliper rewind tool as the piston is on a thread. You can get a draper tool that has the various pins, check amazon for brake caliper rewind tool. There are pins that locate in the piston to lock in place and the tool has a brake pad shaped backplate to allow pressure and rotation to return the piston into the caliper, also you will need to loosen the resivoir lid to allow the fluid to flow back into the tank and relieve some of the pressure

Hope this Helps!

Graeme, January 2010

Take a look at the Tino service manual maybe...

http://pdftown.com/PDF-Nissan-Almera-Tino-Service-Manual.html

rob, October 2009

may need new one or undo bleed nipple on back and push it back

michael, October 2009