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bolts that hold the caliper to the hub are 18mm iirc bleed nipple should be 8mm i think, pads just pop out and the disks are held in place by those torques screw/ bolt, i dont have a clue what size they are, hope this help and im not wrong:D
lol im starting to run out of parts now tho:o striped down the driver side caliper tonight to find its in great working order unlike the one on the cup!
i went for pug steel grey so any colour but that;) we dont need twins :) they look good as they are mate, tbvh thats the cpouler i was trying to achieve first time round but was darker than i though, but im glad now :cool:
ok had a looky today and it looks as if the pad is binding up against the disk, took it for a bit of a big thrash yesterday night along a great B road and now its worse constant squeel now!am i going to have to replace the seals etc on the calipers?
an annoying squeek coming from the drivers side wheel only when i turn the wheel one way! its not loud, i was thinking maybe warped disk? pads rubbing up against the disk?
any suggestions?
ok let me put it like this.................... your driving along the road. a wee bit of smoke starts to appear! you open the bonnet to find out there something starting to catch fire, maybe wires who knows!
What you going to do? Too late your cars burning to the ground! feck sake what a...
its def doing something at the back, when the seats are down and driving, you can hear it working;) as for the front, who knows? but it does look good:)
when my car went into limp mode, it turned out to be a internal TB fault, common ive heard;) once thats fixed mate, take it to a rolling road to put your mind at rest, start from there;)