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I think it could be something with the electronic brake force distribution

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Are they push in or spin type pistons? Are yoy unsing the correct tool?
Were the pads metal to metal on that side?

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They are push in pistons and I haven't had problems when previously replacing them using a small vice (probably not the right tool) to push back the piston. The pads were metal to metal on only that side when I replaced them.
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You may have damaged a piston, but try this, open the bleeder screw while pushing the caliper in, i

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