Caliper removal?
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Caliper removal?
Hi guys got a day off today so I'm goin to check to see if there is anything in my brake pads causing an issue. How easy is it to remove the caliper & pads? Will I need any special tools?
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on my classic to remove the calipers (has a bug/newage running gear) It is allen head bolts on the rears, just unbolt two of them on the back of the caliper and it just slides off, unsure about front as i dont have standard brakes.
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Oh and make sure to liberally soak them in penetrating oil before hand as mine well so full of crap i needed a breaker bar to undo them.
And its either a 8 or 10 allen key
And its either a 8 or 10 allen key
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I've bit the bullet and taken her into the garage. £340 for discs, pads, new fluid & labour. That sound about right? It's all 4 brakes getting done.
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Yeah it's the mechanic I used to go to all the time. These are just OEM ones to get me up and running again. Worst thing I ever did was get the Tarox upgrade from Demon Tweeks!
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Didn't know they were OEM replacements. I've been looking for the best fast road disc/pad combination for gold Brembos, front only, and have been quoted some pretty hefty prices for parts alone, way in excess of £340. Don't mean to slightly hijack but I wonder what AS Performance could offer?
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