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2052006

I'm pretty sure 1.9 calipers will fit on my 1.6 hubs as long as I use 1.6 discs, right? How do they attach to the hubs though - do they use the same mounting bolts as my old 1.6 calipers?

 

Cheers

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Tom Fenton

Yes they will fit, you will need the 1.9 bolts though as the 1.6 ones are far too long.

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pug_ham

1.9 calipers can catch the back of 1.6 alloys.

 

Mine did.

 

Graham.

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2052006

Trust they're ok with 1.9 wheels then?

 

Where's the best place to get the bolts from, Pug?

 

Thanks

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pug_ham
Trust they're ok with 1.9 wheels then?

 

Where's the best place to get the bolts from, Pug?

They are fine with 1.9 wheels.

 

Best place for the bolts is a scrapyard, most Pug's & Citroens with Lucas or Girling calipers will have the correct bolts imo. I might have some actually.

 

Graham.

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2052006

Thanks for that. If you do happen to have some, give me a PM.

 

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2052006

Further to the above - I am getting myself confused....

 

I bought some 1.9 calipers which also came with the carriers.

 

However, no bolts or anything.

 

So, can someone please confirm that I need to buy the following...

 

4 x 1.9 mounting bolts (to fit 1.6 hubs)

 

And 4 x guide bolts/pins

 

Is this all? How do the guide bolts attach themselves to the calipers/carriers - I can't seem to work this out!?

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tagy

All you should need is the mounting bolts and the calipers.

 

Not sure what part you refer to as guide bolts/pins?

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Dan Ingram

I fitted some last week. All you need is the calipers, bolts and a washer on each bolt. Thats it.

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2052006

"Not sure what part you refer to as guide bolts/pins?"

 

 

By this, I think I mean sliders....(possibly!) Sorry for the vagueness but I have never taken apart/swapped calipers before.

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pug_ham

If the calipers are fitted into the yokes (carriers) the sliders are already fitted.

 

The calipers fit to the sliders by two M8 13mm bolts, the sliders are underneath the rubber boots on the yokes.

 

The part number posted above is the one for the bolts to mount the yokes to the hub, these are what you need instead of the longer ones uysd on Bendix calipers.

 

Graham.

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2052006

No, the yokes are not fitted to the calipers - this is my problem - I am trying to figure out what I need to attach them. I have bought the new mounting bolts as above already.

 

So, as far as I can see, I now need those two 13mm bolts and some sliders - correct? (plus the rubber boots which I think come in my seal rebuild kit from Biggred).

 

Many thanks!

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pug_ham

The sliders should be in the yokes already, there should be two small rubber boots with the sliders inside on the yokes.

 

Are these not there?

 

Graham.

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2052006

No, they're not there. Neither the rubber boots or the head of the bolts/sliders that you can see in your pic. Am I right in what I was saying before in that case, in terms of what I need? ie:

 

sliders,

bolts (M8 13mm)

rubber boots

 

Pete

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pug_ham

TBH you''ll be better getting the full repair kit;

0000443915 RUB PACKED STUD 25.68 GBP 30.17 GBP

(thats each & you need two)

 

Or another set of calipers/ yokes complete.

 

Graham.

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