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Rear brake pad retaining pins
24. Aug 2011 at 22:20
 
I have just replaced the rear brake pads on my 2002 2.6 Elite, the pads (Ferodo) were bought from my local motor factors who are reliable and very helpful. When I fitted them I had to reuse the old pins as the ones supplied with the new pads were about 10mm too short. I queried this with the motor factors but despite checking other pad kits and checking with different suppliers nothing of a similar length could be found.
I suggested that it may be because the rear discs are vented but the guy at the motor factors had checked later models with vented discs without success.
Does anyone have an answer to this issue or better still an OE number of a rear brake pad kit which includes retaining pins of the correct length? The short ones are 73mm in length.
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Re: Rear brake pad retaining pins
Reply #1 - 24. Aug 2011 at 22:24
 
It will be down to vented discs.

There is no issue with reusing the old ones Thumbs Up!
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Re: Rear brake pad retaining pins
Reply #2 - 24. Aug 2011 at 22:43
 
Could either

Re use the old ones if they are intact

Buy the pin kit on it's own.

Buy oe pads as they have pins, springs, and shims included. But they are expensive.

Ferrodo pads are shite not the best ime.
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Reply #3 - 24. Aug 2011 at 23:01
 
fitting kit part number 9192128  Thumbs Up!
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Re: Rear brake pad retaining pins
Reply #4 - 24. Aug 2011 at 23:38
 
TheBoy wrote on 24. Aug 2011 at 22:24:
It will be down to vented discs.

There is no issue with reusing the old ones Thumbs Up!



True and true. I had exactly the same problem. I have an unused fixing kit complete with the shorter non-vented pins if anyone needs them. Thumbs Up!
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Re: Rear brake pad retaining pins
Reply #5 - 25. Aug 2011 at 17:36
 
I have just purchased rear pads, discs and a fitting kit for my 1998 2.5 V6 Tourer. The pins came from Motaquip, part no. VMK 726 and they are also much shorter than the ones on the car. Here's a photo:- ...

I decided to use the new ones and found I could just get them to fit with the spring bit halfway in, but they certainly should be longer and I'll be informing the trader who supplied them.
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Reply #6 - 25. Aug 2011 at 17:38
 
Don't know what happened to the photo. I'll try again.

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Reply #7 - 25. Aug 2011 at 17:41
 
I can't get the photo to appear despite doing exactly what it tells me to when I right click the icon!
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Re: Rear brake pad retaining pins
Reply #8 - 25. Aug 2011 at 20:46
 
John_Clayton wrote on 25. Aug 2011 at 17:41:
I can't get the photo to appear despite doing exactly what it tells me to when I right click the icon!


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