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zuni 06-19-2007 06:51 PM

Front Brakes
 
ok i gotta 89 mk3 turbo with a 7m-gte i need to change my front breaks but im not sure what tools i will need to change them. anyone got any idea as to what tools i need to buy to change the breaks. this will be my first brake change on this car so im not formilure with it.

ebang 06-19-2007 06:56 PM

you don't need any speciality tools just a good ratchet set, i just did mine a few weeks ago and i had never done a brake job before.

zuni 06-19-2007 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by ebang
you don't need any speciality tools just a good ratchet set, i just did mine a few weeks ago and i had never done a brake job before.


are you sure you dont need any alan keys or anything like that to get the calipers off like alot of cars need.

supramacist 06-19-2007 09:17 PM

You don't have allen wrenches?

That's $8.00

I have needed them on other auto's myself but I have not done supra brakes yet either. Maybe some open faced wrenches and a socket set maybe some pliars. Nothing big on brakes unless you have an upgraded kit.

dannydavi 06-20-2007 12:51 AM

you need ratchet and sockets... you also need something to compress the cylinder like channel locks or a C Clamp or something, thats it. very simple.

IHateHacks 06-20-2007 12:56 AM

Front calipers on MK3's have 1 bolt holding them on, I'm pretty sure its 13mm. Not allen head. Rear calipers also have 1 bolt holding them on.

Its a pretty wierd set up, as far as the sliding pins are concerned.

cre 06-20-2007 02:56 AM

I love the way they're set up... so easy to to work on. I'm pretty sure it's a 12mm.

zuni 06-21-2007 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by cre
I love the way they're set up... so easy to to work on. I'm pretty sure it's a 12mm.


i changed them yesterday. your right they were really easy to change it was just figuring out how to get the calipers off that was a bitch. i ended up having to take a breakline bracket off so that i could rotate the calipers enough to get them off. i hope i did that right haha. but they work fine now thanks to all of you.

supramacist 06-21-2007 05:09 PM

Sometimes it seems intimidating to do things you aren't used to, especially if you haven't done them before.

Just have some confidence in your abilities dude.


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