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Hello there , hope someone can help, please?
Need to change front pads and discs, I have a whole range of tools, but noticed not the muiti point bits, what do I need , and what sizes?
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25-09-2024, 08:03 AM
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Get a set of torx sockets, try to get a well known brand as the cheaper sets tend to snap.
Half decent from about £25- upwards.
There are female and male torx sockets/bits , a set with both will never see you stuck. The brakes need a male socket/bit for the disc and callipers.
Don't think there's much call for the female bits but you never know. The old ford escorts needed a female bit for the door hinge pins
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^^ Clean the heads out first !!
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Just in case you’re not aware.
As far as I’m aware the Brake Caliper Bolts are stretch bolts (Torque to Yield).
They should always be replaced rather than reused.
There’s a special sequence when tightening them.
Tighten to specified torque and then tighten by an additional specified angle.
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27-09-2024, 04:24 PM
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As Brod says get a set with both types but make sure they're impact rated and they will see you right for the future.
You would need female for the engine mount when doing a Cambelt change for example
Don't be tempted with the coated disks - waste of money....?
It is on my to do list.
But not right at the top
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Thank you all!!! We have ugga duggas * from light weight to assault ones lol,, breaker bars , long spanners, short spanners, a hydraulic press, R tech gas welder and plasma cutter, loads of 10mm sockets.. but "specialist" bits for the above job! Thank you
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Thank you all! All done and dusted ! We had all the tools needed!
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