Thomas Guide

Well as the title states, I'm a knuckledhead and used the wrong torque setting on the front lower caliper sliding flange bolt and snapped it off inside the sliding pin. Anyone by chance have both the slider pin and bolt laying around? (it's the one with the two flat sides). As this is my daily driver I'm stuck. I actually got Madhev out of retirement to help on some other stuff yesterday and he suggested a couple of y'all might have a spare or two. I may have to create a FB account lol

Part numbers: 45262-S0A-003 and 45240-SA7-003

thanks

Feezy

I don't have a bolt, I'm just shocked to see Madhav's name. Hopefully that dudes doing well. It's been a very long time since I've seen him.

Thomas Guide

He is and he's planning on hoping to reopen his shop again sometime. He said that either you or Ivan might have one of these slider pins and he recommended your detailing services (which I'm badly in need of and have read are quite amazing). Myself being a transplant without a FB account, and always travelling when you guys have meets, had to do some serious internet sleuthing for a knowledgeable mechanic to get a second opinion on a couple issues I'm having, his name popped up a bunch of times so I contacted him. Great guy and super helpful!

Bryan720

It being your daily I'm going to assume you found one by now. If not try some local parts stores AutoZone / Napa, they typically stock caliper bolt kits.

Thomas Guide

The auto parts stores near me didn't have them in stock so I ended up buying an OEM from the dealer and got a ride from a colleague. Blessing in disguise as I had the pins actually flipped in the fronts so this fixed it and with a gravity bleed she's handling great!