Replacement rear calipers
#1
Replacement rear calipers
After painting my calipers a few weeks ago then putting the car away, both my offside calipers have started to stick the front was way too hot to touch and the disc was blue!
I already have spare discs and pads and I've bought a new set of front calipers incl sliders) off eBay for £300 but rears are a little harder to find - Has anyone used these guys?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-of-Re...item35e5c76586
I already have spare discs and pads and I've bought a new set of front calipers incl sliders) off eBay for £300 but rears are a little harder to find - Has anyone used these guys?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-of-Re...item35e5c76586
#2
After painting my calipers a few weeks ago then putting the car away, both my offside calipers have started to stick the front was way too hot to touch and the disc was blue!
I already have spare discs and pads and I've bought a new set of front calipers incl sliders) off eBay for £300 but rears are a little harder to find - Has anyone used these guys?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-of-Re...item35e5c76586
I already have spare discs and pads and I've bought a new set of front calipers incl sliders) off eBay for £300 but rears are a little harder to find - Has anyone used these guys?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-of-Re...item35e5c76586
#4
Just noticed this in the listing
Rear Caliper Piston Overhaul
Please be aware that all our rear pistons only consist of the actual metal piston. The internal mechanism that drives the rear piston will have to be removed from the original piston that was on the vehicle and placed into the new piston and this is usually held in place by either a circlip or crimped in place. We are
just making you aware of this as we do not want you to throw your mechanism away with the old piston.
Presumably the mechanism is easy to remove?
Rear Caliper Piston Overhaul
Please be aware that all our rear pistons only consist of the actual metal piston. The internal mechanism that drives the rear piston will have to be removed from the original piston that was on the vehicle and placed into the new piston and this is usually held in place by either a circlip or crimped in place. We are
just making you aware of this as we do not want you to throw your mechanism away with the old piston.
Presumably the mechanism is easy to remove?
#6
Mm
The listing is for a pair of refurbished rear calipers for £200 with £30 back when I send my old ones back so nothing in it.
I'm more annoyed that I just painted my current set - maybe some paint ran down inside and has caused the sticking
Shouldn't be more than 90 minutes at the dealer to swap them all over....
The listing is for a pair of refurbished rear calipers for £200 with £30 back when I send my old ones back so nothing in it.
I'm more annoyed that I just painted my current set - maybe some paint ran down inside and has caused the sticking
Shouldn't be more than 90 minutes at the dealer to swap them all over....
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#9
Just noticed this in the listing
Rear Caliper Piston Overhaul
Please be aware that all our rear pistons only consist of the actual metal piston. The internal mechanism that drives the rear piston will have to be removed from the original piston that was on the vehicle and placed into the new piston and this is usually held in place by either a circlip or crimped in place. We are
just making you aware of this as we do not want you to throw your mechanism away with the old piston.
Presumably the mechanism is easy to remove?
Rear Caliper Piston Overhaul
Please be aware that all our rear pistons only consist of the actual metal piston. The internal mechanism that drives the rear piston will have to be removed from the original piston that was on the vehicle and placed into the new piston and this is usually held in place by either a circlip or crimped in place. We are
just making you aware of this as we do not want you to throw your mechanism away with the old piston.
Presumably the mechanism is easy to remove?