Failed Brake job

Hey guys
Sorry if I’m repeating similar topic.
During replacement of rear brake pads I accidently turn ignition on while rear brake pads removed ( was trying to turn EPB off, which I realised lately )

During this boo boo, caliper piston extended all the way out. Tried windback tool but it doesn’t fit in
Any way to fix this? Hope I haven’t done any serious damage

Thanks in advance
Cheers

cP
 

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On cars with EPB, I think damage occur if you try to retract the piston WITHOUT turning EPB off. In your case, you simple extended the piston, which is fine. Try Needle noise plyers and push hard and turn rightly tightly. Make sure you open (loosen) the brake fluid reservoir fill cap before you push it back in. If needle noose does not turn, you can rent a free caliper retraction tool from AutoZone (Amazon if you can't get a ride there)

 
have you been able to retract the electric motor like in service mode? (don't even know if it can be done on Mazda) If not, you need to remove the motor to be able to push the piston back.

Did the piston completly came out or is it still in it's cylinder? did it leak fluid or not?
 
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