list of the parts for complete brakes replacement
09-07-2013, 12:26 AM
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list of the parts for complete brakes replacement
Good day everyone,
getting further step by step with rebuilding magna w208 myself,
i need full list of parts that needed for replacing front and rear breaks(bolts; sensors; grease etc, big list ive found at the web site).
question came up is that am i allowed to place OEM pads on the top of genuine rotors? because pelican parts dont carry one or another.
thank you.
wheel bearings replacement may come along as i understand. please give some info as well.
many thanks!
getting further step by step with rebuilding magna w208 myself,
i need full list of parts that needed for replacing front and rear breaks(bolts; sensors; grease etc, big list ive found at the web site).
question came up is that am i allowed to place OEM pads on the top of genuine rotors? because pelican parts dont carry one or another.
thank you.
wheel bearings replacement may come along as i understand. please give some info as well.
many thanks!
09-07-2013, 02:33 AM
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Two front rotors 210-421-25-12 (if needed)
One set of front brake pads 004-420-03-20
Two brake sensors - 126-540-20-17
Two rear rotors 210-423-10-12 (if needed)
One set of rear brake pads 003-420-52-20
If you replace the rotor bolt, its part number 201-421-001-71
Those are OE part numbers. A liter of brake fluid is needed for a flush. You can use any pad / rotor combination. They may not be as effective, but most people can't tell the difference. If you want aftermarket parts Pagid and EBC both make good pads. Zimmermann makes good rotors. AutohausAZ can usually get OE parts at substantial discounts.
One set of front brake pads 004-420-03-20
Two brake sensors - 126-540-20-17
Two rear rotors 210-423-10-12 (if needed)
One set of rear brake pads 003-420-52-20
If you replace the rotor bolt, its part number 201-421-001-71
Those are OE part numbers. A liter of brake fluid is needed for a flush. You can use any pad / rotor combination. They may not be as effective, but most people can't tell the difference. If you want aftermarket parts Pagid and EBC both make good pads. Zimmermann makes good rotors. AutohausAZ can usually get OE parts at substantial discounts.
09-10-2013, 01:52 PM
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Do you have to replace the sensors when you replace the rotors and pads. I have ordered mine from R1 concepts and they should be here by this friday. I ordered slotted and crossdrilled premium rotors and performance pads engineered for low brake dust. Sorry to jack your thread here.
09-10-2013, 02:13 PM
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Is that something the I can pick up from the dealer. I am gettin my stuff on thursday with me doing the job on saturday myself. Also are there any special tools needed.
09-10-2013, 06:21 PM
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The dealer has them, but I never buy brake sensors there. AutohausAZ sells the OE sensors for ninety-four cents each. The dealer list price is six dollars each. With normal shipping, if I place an order at AutohausAZ before the UPS pickup, I have the parts the next day. If UPS has already left AutohausAZ, it adds a day. If I ordered parts right now, I'd have the parts on Thursday.
No tools are needed for the sensors, they slip right in.
If you've never pulled the rotors, they may need some persuading. I've used a six pound sledge in the hub area to loosen them up. If you put a little bearing grease between the new rotors and the hub, they'll be MUCH easier to remove when you're ready to replace them in a few years.
No tools are needed for the sensors, they slip right in.
If you've never pulled the rotors, they may need some persuading. I've used a six pound sledge in the hub area to loosen them up. If you put a little bearing grease between the new rotors and the hub, they'll be MUCH easier to remove when you're ready to replace them in a few years.
