2001 TL brakes...
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2001 TL brakes...
Unfortunately I don't have helm's yet so my questions:
1. When removing the caliper bracket, do I have to replace the bolts with new ones?
2. What is the torque on those bolts?
3. What's the torque on the caliper bolts?
I can't think of any thing else that I should know with TL brake change...
Thanks in advance.
1. When removing the caliper bracket, do I have to replace the bolts with new ones?
2. What is the torque on those bolts?
3. What's the torque on the caliper bolts?
I can't think of any thing else that I should know with TL brake change...
Thanks in advance.
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as for the bolts no you dont need to replace them
as for the Tq of the bolts?
as for the Tq of the bolts?
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I did mine on Honda civic...dun really care on the torgue...but make sure after installing them..you still have good alignment on your wheel! sometimes you messed them up...
so...my advice: give it enough torgue (half rotation more from the time you feel the friction) to tighten the bolt.
so...my advice: give it enough torgue (half rotation more from the time you feel the friction) to tighten the bolt.
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Originally Posted by beetzbat
I did mine on Honda civic...dun really care on the torgue...but make sure after installing them..you still have good alignment on your wheel! sometimes you messed them up...
so...my advice: give it enough torgue (half rotation more from the time you feel the friction) to tighten the bolt.
so...my advice: give it enough torgue (half rotation more from the time you feel the friction) to tighten the bolt.
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Originally Posted by Augustow
yes, do you guys bother with the torque wrench when doing your brakes?
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