Fitting Rear Disks
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Fitting Rear Disks
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This evening me and a mate tried unsucessfully to change the rear disks on my MY98 UK Turbo. We got the caliper off easily enough but could not get the disk to come off. The handbrake was off and i couldn't see anything obvious to do with the handbrake that was holding the disc on.
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Ash
This evening me and a mate tried unsucessfully to change the rear disks on my MY98 UK Turbo. We got the caliper off easily enough but could not get the disk to come off. The handbrake was off and i couldn't see anything obvious to do with the handbrake that was holding the disc on.
Cheers
Ash
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email ian@godspeedbrakes.co.uk and he'll email you back an instruction sheet telling you how to do it
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Errr?
HI,
I emailed Ian and he very kindly sent me the information sheet. I can see the rubber plug on the back of the cover, but couldn't see any cog to turn to releast the disk.
Can anyone give me an idiots guide to removing the rear disk.
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Ash
I emailed Ian and he very kindly sent me the information sheet. I can see the rubber plug on the back of the cover, but couldn't see any cog to turn to releast the disk.
Can anyone give me an idiots guide to removing the rear disk.
Cheers
Ash
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take out the plug and use a small torch you can easily see the 'wheel' inside, turn in the opposite direction to the arrow on the backing plate to loosen off.............
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Just stick a bolt into each of the 2 small holes that are opposite each other on the disc and wind them both in progressivley. If the handbrake is off the disc should come off without turning the cog adjuster from the back.
Much easier.
Daz
Much easier.
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I doubt it. It's unlikely there will be much, if any lip inside. The disc brake pads do the braking, the handbrake (shoes) is only pulled on whilst stationary.
Just make sure the handbrake is off, if that hasn't already been mentioned.
Daz
Just make sure the handbrake is off, if that hasn't already been mentioned.
Daz
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Just done this myself. Anyone know how you re-adjust the handbrake cog?
If its too loose theres no handbrake but my main concern is if its too tight will the shoes rub and cause smoking etc.
If its too loose theres no handbrake but my main concern is if its too tight will the shoes rub and cause smoking etc.
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