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Old 16-08-2014, 04:47 PM
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hi all,
my rear left caliper is seizing on on my 2005 ford mondeo 2.2tdci st , looking to purchase one but have came up with this

FORD MONDEO Mk III Saloon (B4Y) New Generation Brake Caliper Rear Axle Left (Fits: Ford Mondeo 2005 [MK III] 2.2 TDCi)
shop: YouWantWeHave
Seller user ID: youwantwehave

FORD MONDEO Mk III (B5Y) New Generation Brake Caliper Rear Axle Right (Fits: Ford Mondeo 2005 [MK III] 2.2 TDCi)
Shop: YouWantWeHave
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if you notice the BY5 i have seen BY4 as well, what the difference or meaning ?
Old 16-08-2014, 06:36 PM
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B4Y is saloon, B5Y is hatchback.
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thank you kindly
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mondeo mk3 calipers are all the same on the fronts, on the rears the hatch and saloon ones are the same but the estate ones are different and won't work

nothing changed on them for the production run
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Originally Posted by dojj
mondeo mk3 calipers are all the same on the fronts, on the rears the hatch and saloon ones are the same but the estate ones are different and won't work

nothing changed on them for the production run
so i can go for the cheapest front back left or right advertised caliper? from 09-2004 on ?

thanks for your reply
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i say 09-2004 on as when i look on euro car parts or carpart4less ( same company but cheaper ) the pagid ones say date to and date from
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I bought a cheap ebay one for my old mk3 and it seized up again in less than a year. Bought a better quality one from a motor factors and it was spot on.
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think i can get one one carparts4less for Ł77.60, know of any where any cheaper
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Think matt lewis is on holiday at e moment but he got me one for about Ł50

Before you condemn the calliper though make sure it's not the cable that's seizing up as they are prone to problems
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Thanks. Will check that out
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