WTB: 1.8L driver rear caliper AND bracket
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WTB: 1.8L driver rear caliper AND bracket
Dear friends, minions, and ex-lovers,
I'm in desperate need of a new rear caliper for the driver side. In an attempt to replace the slider pin that was obviously bent on my bracket, the damn thing broke off when I swung the caliper up. It will not budge from the caliper and I doubt it will be worth the time/effort extracting the rest from the bracket.
so in the least I need a new caliper, but I think I really need both.
I'm able to offer a little bit of cash and a lot of love, so please low-ball me.
Love,
Brain.
I'm in desperate need of a new rear caliper for the driver side. In an attempt to replace the slider pin that was obviously bent on my bracket, the damn thing broke off when I swung the caliper up. It will not budge from the caliper and I doubt it will be worth the time/effort extracting the rest from the bracket.
so in the least I need a new caliper, but I think I really need both.
I'm able to offer a little bit of cash and a lot of love, so please low-ball me.
Love,
Brain.
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I love when that happens. I've had it happen on mx6's protege's and 626's. All have the same rear caliper/pin design. I have a caliper and brand new pins, no good on the bracket though.
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It made me sad panda. I'll keep that in mind.
I think I need to replace the bracket, as I'd assume that if that bolt was going to unscrew easy it would have started to unscrew instead of snap in half; so attempting to extract it seems like a waste of effort.
I think I need to replace the bracket, as I'd assume that if that bolt was going to unscrew easy it would have started to unscrew instead of snap in half; so attempting to extract it seems like a waste of effort.
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Non sport. I still have 1.6 calipers but non sport brackets for the 94-01 I guess. I don't think it really matters, so long as I get a regular 1.8L caliper and regular bracket.
I was hoping someone with the upgraded sport rears or track brakes had a spare caliper and bracket.
I was hoping someone with the upgraded sport rears or track brakes had a spare caliper and bracket.
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probably just end up with this:
Raybestos FRC10645 Rear Left Rebuilt Caliper with Hardware | eBay
rebuilt caliper with bracket/hardware for $75 shipped.
Raybestos FRC10645 Rear Left Rebuilt Caliper with Hardware | eBay
rebuilt caliper with bracket/hardware for $75 shipped.
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