97 accord disk brake caliper
07-10-2008 | 09:50 AM
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Re: 97 accord disk brake caliper
Got a reman Cardone caliper including the part that it attaches to for
$40 from Bumper to Bumper. Easy replacement - now am replacing the
other side. The prices varied for this reman caliper + all the way up
to $75 - so check several sources before buying. Cardone appears to
use a white silicone grease on their slider pins.
Thanks for all the help.
$40 from Bumper to Bumper. Easy replacement - now am replacing the
other side. The prices varied for this reman caliper + all the way up
to $75 - so check several sources before buying. Cardone appears to
use a white silicone grease on their slider pins.
Thanks for all the help.
07-10-2008 | 11:27 AM
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Re: 97 accord disk brake caliper
butchb wrote:
> Got a reman Cardone caliper including the part that it attaches to for
> $40 from Bumper to Bumper. Easy replacement - now am replacing the
> other side. The prices varied for this reman caliper + all the way up
> to $75 - so check several sources before buying. Cardone appears to
> use a white silicone grease on their slider pins.
>
> Thanks for all the help.
>
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The problem is not really the caliper, but the slider pins that seize
up. Read back a few days and see the MANY explanations of why, on one
side the pads get worn out and the others are still 'new'.
'Curly'
> Got a reman Cardone caliper including the part that it attaches to for
> $40 from Bumper to Bumper. Easy replacement - now am replacing the
> other side. The prices varied for this reman caliper + all the way up
> to $75 - so check several sources before buying. Cardone appears to
> use a white silicone grease on their slider pins.
>
> Thanks for all the help.
>
=========================
The problem is not really the caliper, but the slider pins that seize
up. Read back a few days and see the MANY explanations of why, on one
side the pads get worn out and the others are still 'new'.
'Curly'
07-10-2008 | 12:51 PM
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Re: 97 accord disk brake caliper
butchb wrote:
> Got a reman Cardone caliper including the part that it attaches to for
> $40 from Bumper to Bumper. Easy replacement - now am replacing the
> other side. The prices varied for this reman caliper + all the way up
> to $75 - so check several sources before buying. Cardone appears to
> use a white silicone grease on their slider pins.
>
> Thanks for all the help.
>
My experience with Cardone in the past has been less than stellar. Be
sure to keep a close eye on it in the months ahead.
Just FYI...
JT
07-10-2008 | 11:11 PM
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Re: 97 accord disk brake caliper
butchb wrote:
> Got a reman Cardone caliper including the part that it attaches to for
> $40 from Bumper to Bumper. Easy replacement - now am replacing the
> other side. The prices varied for this reman caliper + all the way up
> to $75 - so check several sources before buying. Cardone appears to
> use a white silicone grease on their slider pins.
>
> Thanks for all the help.
>
well, white stuff certainly doesn't have black MoS2 in it! i say keep
an eye on that puppy. better yet, take it back and go for the more
expensive ones. there is usually a reason for the difference in price.
> Got a reman Cardone caliper including the part that it attaches to for
> $40 from Bumper to Bumper. Easy replacement - now am replacing the
> other side. The prices varied for this reman caliper + all the way up
> to $75 - so check several sources before buying. Cardone appears to
> use a white silicone grease on their slider pins.
>
> Thanks for all the help.
>
well, white stuff certainly doesn't have black MoS2 in it! i say keep
an eye on that puppy. better yet, take it back and go for the more
expensive ones. there is usually a reason for the difference in price.
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