misc brake stuff
#1
misc brake stuff
Is there a good source to get rear rotors, calipers, parking brake cables, and pads? How about new versus remanufactured?
thanks - the receipts just keep on building.
thanks - the receipts just keep on building.
#2
Rear Brakes
Isn't converting the rear brakes (swapping only calipers and parking brake cables) to 4000q bits an easy change or 'modernization' on a urq?
Is it true it's as easy as that?
If so, parts should be way easier to get.
And aren't the front brakes same as one of the 5000 models? Tre? Any idea of what 5000 to ask for at the parts coounter?
Is it true it's as easy as that?
If so, parts should be way easier to get.
And aren't the front brakes same as one of the 5000 models? Tre? Any idea of what 5000 to ask for at the parts coounter?
#5
Re: Good upgrade is the rear setup from an UrS4/6. G60's are good for the front. Cheap used.
Now that I think about it, maybe I am jumping the gun a little. I took my car out of storage recently and the parking brake was stuck on. It does not seem to want to free itself, even with movement and usage of the brakes. Is this typically a sign that the cable and the calipers are pretty well frozen and done for(replacing everything)? Is there any method for unsticking it, at least for now so I can move it?
Thanks -
Thanks -
#6
Re: method for unsticking it
You can crawl under the car, and with a hammer or prybar (and can of lube/oil) move the e-brake lever arm on the calipers so that the cables are NOT pulling. I did this (and didn't use my ebrake) for a few weeks before I replaced the caliper.
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