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HI all
Just changing my rear brake disc and pads and I have a few questions: 1. The lower caliper bracket bolt is very inaccesible to torque to recommended setting - is it okay if I make it real tight and leave? 2. These caliper bolts don't appear to be a 16mm bolt! And I'm started to round the head, slightly, is it worth changing and can anyone tell me what exactly are the size of these caliper bracket bolts? 3. I noticed the rear discs to rub slightly against the handbrake shoes is this normal, again it is only a light friction sound? Thanks for all your help. Matt |
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MP > wrote: > 1. The lower caliper bracket bolt is very inaccesible to torque to > recommended setting - is it okay if I make it real tight and leave? If you put the wheels back on and lower the car, you can *just* get a torque wrench on the lower caliper bracket bolt. -- *We have enough youth, how about a fountain of Smart? Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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