Torque for the slider?
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Torque for the slider?
Ford Focus ST170.
Below is a picture of the rear caliper - as you can see, marked in red circle, what is the torque for these slider?
I know that the bolt going in the sliders are 35Nm, but I need to know how tight needed for the sliders as shown above.
Does anyone know? The Haynes manual is not very clear.
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Below is a picture of the rear caliper - as you can see, marked in red circle, what is the torque for these slider?
I know that the bolt going in the sliders are 35Nm, but I need to know how tight needed for the sliders as shown above.
Does anyone know? The Haynes manual is not very clear.
Thanks,
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Oh, ok. I must have misread the Haynes book then.
So I can remove the sliders, grease it up and put it back on without having to tighten it up? Then after fitting the caliper, the bolts goes in it and torque it up.
That's all I need to do?
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So I can remove the sliders, grease it up and put it back on without having to tighten it up? Then after fitting the caliper, the bolts goes in it and torque it up.
That's all I need to do?
Cheers.
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thats it mate as simple as the way you wrote it !!!
they basicly just pull right out (grease up put back in) just do one side at a time and use the other side as refrence if you run into trouble
dont go to far in to torque settings as long as the f.t you will be fine
and double check every bolt before you put the wheels bl on
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they basicly just pull right out (grease up put back in) just do one side at a time and use the other side as refrence if you run into trouble
dont go to far in to torque settings as long as the f.t you will be fine
and double check every bolt before you put the wheels bl on
tommy
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Well the slider are very stubborn to slide out and after trying for a fair bit of time, I've given up and put everything back in.
So what's the best way to take it out easily so I can reattempt this tomorrow?
Cheers,
So what's the best way to take it out easily so I can reattempt this tomorrow?
Cheers,
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vice grips in the end of it
pull back the rubber sleeve and put some coper grease slide it bk in and pull and twist it till it comes out
honestly you cant do any damage
once out get a bit sand paper clean it up re grease and re fit
job done
tommy
pull back the rubber sleeve and put some coper grease slide it bk in and pull and twist it till it comes out
honestly you cant do any damage
once out get a bit sand paper clean it up re grease and re fit
job done
tommy
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