Changing rear discs
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If the discs are tight coming off you may need to remove the rubber bung and loosen the shoes off , if you force them off the shoes will rip out of there fixings.
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Oops forgot that bit !
Well spotted Ian.
I tried the rubber bung thing before trying to remove the disk but couldn't find the screw to turn - so risked it and was lucky.
It's hard to find and I'm not sure I had the right bung out !
Could'nt even see what to do with the disk off ! so sorry, can't help any further.
Chris
Well spotted Ian.
I tried the rubber bung thing before trying to remove the disk but couldn't find the screw to turn - so risked it and was lucky.
It's hard to find and I'm not sure I had the right bung out !
Could'nt even see what to do with the disk off ! so sorry, can't help any further.
Chris
While you're doing a disc change, it might be a good idea to check and copper grease the shoes. (NOT the friction surfaces though!!!
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It's stopped one of the annoying klunks and clicks my car has. Just 23 more to go now!!
)It's stopped one of the annoying klunks and clicks my car has. Just 23 more to go now!!
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Thanks guys, thought it was that easy.
Andrew no probs mate, will be doing them in a week or so, so I'll give you a bell before hand
Jim
Oh don't think warranty will cover worn out discs, even I'm not cheeky enough to make a fraudulent claim
Andrew no probs mate, will be doing them in a week or so, so I'll give you a bell before hand
Jim
Oh don't think warranty will cover worn out discs, even I'm not cheeky enough to make a fraudulent claim
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