Started To Change The Discs

Started by grinder, March 01, 2009, 06:26:52 PM

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Quote from: grinder;590128right then - got the week off work - so thought i would crack on

first thing was first , unbox the discs - they have some surface rust - but a few miles should sort that out

put the front disc on - superb fit

so off it came again - gave the inner face a smear of copper grease and shoved it on

the bolts i bought fit superb and work a treat :D

can you remember what size the hex screws were?
thanks
Mark

grinder

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh - errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

M8 sounds about right - i know that they werent anything special


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Quote from: grinder;590696humm not a bad idea to be honest - and the reason the discs were sooo bad is that it hasnt been used in about ... at least 4-5 months :(
 
i take it that its a 2 man job aswell ( for brake pressing )
 
do you have to bleed ALL the fluid out or is it ok to mix ?

It won\'t mix all that much - just bleed it till the fluid chanes colour at the calipers - it will all be refreshed then.
 
You can get a 1 man bleed kit - but they are a bit fiddly - best to get some help.
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