Brake disc holding things, what are they called?
A friend changed my front discs earlier. He had to remove 2 of these interesting looking things on 2 of the threads before the disc would come off. He said that they are not needed, but me being me I would like them as I am sure they are there for a reason!
Car is a 2003 Mondeo 2.5 V6. When you take the wheel off you have 5 studs, well there are 2 circular kind of flat things, copper looking colour. They seemed to be very difficult to remove so he cut some wire snips and cut them off.
Any ideas what they are called and are they necessary?
Car is a 2003 Mondeo 2.5 V6. When you take the wheel off you have 5 studs, well there are 2 circular kind of flat things, copper looking colour. They seemed to be very difficult to remove so he cut some wire snips and cut them off.
Any ideas what they are called and are they necessary?
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I'm not saying these are the correct size but this is what they look like;
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Starlock-...wAAOxyHIlTa9sx
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Starlock-...wAAOxyHIlTa9sx
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They're not strictly necessary Paul, but I do use them if they happen to be still on the car. ps You should be able to turn then and get them off, you might need to start them by hitting them on one of the points anti clockwise but they will come off with a bit of patience so they can be reused.
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dont use starlocks as they are too thick,heres some proper ones
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4x-Brake-...IAAOSwQS1Z-bFo
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4x-Brake-...IAAOSwQS1Z-bFo
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