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jambo85

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Hi all i have bought new discs and pads for the rear brakes. Was going to give it a pint at changing the brakes myself but thought i would leave to the experts. Phoned around and best quote im getting for fitting the rear discs and pads is 60, but said it could be more if they have trouble with the piston's. Are they just blagin me to try get more money or can these be a pain to replace?

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Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 17:45
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seems a bit steep, i'd never done it before and had all four done within 2 hours. Check out the FAQ and get stuck in!

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Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 18:50
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jambo85

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bennn wrote:
seems a bit steep, i'd never done it before and had all four done within 2 hours. Check out the FAQ and get stuck in!


Thats what i thought bit steep. Was looking at the faq and searched and the back brakes look fairly simple to replace. Just wondering if i should try get some new screws for the discs to replace them at same time.

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Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 19:42
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Easy job, but hard if you lack the tools. If you're not confident doing it yourself there is little point spending money on the tools which you could spend on labour to get someone else to do it.

If it's a 2-hour job then

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Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 20:08
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its only an hour or so job at most but
Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 20:32
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go for it yourself bud, easy enough to do Thumbs up

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Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 20:52
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jonnyboy17 wrote:
go for it yourself bud, easy enough to do Thumbs up

Cheers mate will give it a go.
2 questions, i will prob replace the screws that hold in the discs at the same time but what size are they as i phoned pug and he had 3 sizes available. And where is good place to buy copper grease?

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Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 21:26
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you've got to get the screws out before you need worry about replacing them LOL believe me its not likely to be easy to remove
Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 21:57
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jambo85 wrote:

2 questions, i will prob replace the screws that hold in the discs at the same time but what size are they as i phoned pug and he had 3 sizes available. And where is good place to buy copper grease?


The OE Brembo Discs I got from GSF came with new screws and copper slip Thumbs up
Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 22:30
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Standard labour time for rear pads and discs is 1.2 hours,

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Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 22:52
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jambo85

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pinkfloyd wrote:
Standard labour time for rear pads and discs is 1.2 hours,

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Posted 3rd Sep 2009 at 22:56
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jambo85 wrote:
pinkfloyd wrote:
Standard labour time for rear pads and discs is 1.2 hours,

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Posted 4th Sep 2009 at 05:00
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Posted 4th Sep 2009 at 05:48
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jambo85

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Thats the brakes fitted. New rear brake discs/pads and new pads on the front. Not a bad job and everything went smoothly which must be a first for me.
Cheers for the advice appreciated!

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Posted 4th Sep 2009 at 19:00
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