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Front caliper bolts 25 ft/lb Mounting bracket bolts 80ft/lb
Front caliper mounting bracket bolts torque to 57ft-lbs Front caliper pin bolts torque to 27ft.lbs Rear Caliper mounting bracket bolts torque to 38ft-lbs Rear caliper pins torque to 15ft-lbs
Landrover RAVE manual for Freelander Mk1 gives the following values:- Front disc brakes Front caliper mounting bolts 83 Nm Front disc to drive flange screws 5 Nm Front disc shield to hub screw 8.5 Nm Front caliper guide pin bolts 27 Nm Front caliper brake hose banjo bolt 28 Nm
Tighten Caliper bolts to 25 Ft. Lbs.
Remove wheels Remove caliper mounting bolts Slide caliper off rotor Slide rotor off hub (if "peel off" type)
caliper bolts are the two bolts that hold a brake caliper to the caliper mounting bracket. On both the front and rear of the vehicle (unless has rear drum brakes) the bolts have rubber boots around them working as slide pins.
On a 2008 Ford Expedition, the caliper bolts are not the same size front and back. The front caliper bolts typically use a larger size compared to the rear caliper bolts. It's important to check the specific torque specifications and sizes for each axle when performing maintenance. Always refer to the vehicle's service manual for accurate information.
The Allen wrench size for the front caliper slide pin bolts is 3/8".
front caliper two bolts on back of caliper one on top one on bottom remove both bolts an pull caliper up an off rotor that's all
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There are two bolts that go through the caliper. They can be seen from the back side (toward the center of the vehicle) and require an "allen wrench" to remove them. Once the bolts are loosened you'll need to work them all of the way out so that you can remove the caliper. Then the caliper can be nudged and persuaded to come off. To put it all back together, compress the caliper piston first and use disk brake lube on the bolts and the point where the two halves of the caliper slide across each other.
The caliper on the front rotor of most vehicles is typically held in place with caliper bolts. These bolts are specially designed to provide secure mounting of the caliper to the vehicle's steering knuckle or suspension. Make sure to use the correct size and grade of bolts when reinstalling the caliper to ensure proper functionality and safety.