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caliper bolt #560406 01/30/05 05:03 AM
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dewmtndew Offline OP
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I went wheelin today and noticed a clunk when I braked on the way home... I found out I lost the top caliper bolt(one of the two that hold the caliper on) and was wondering if anyone knows what size bolt they are.
thanks in advance

erick


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Re: caliper bolt [Re: dewmtndew] #560407 01/30/05 05:54 AM
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4Crawler Offline
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I think mine is M12-1.25x40, might want to pull out the other one to make sure it is the same and also to see if the first holes has stripped. If so, you may either need to rethread it larger or use a helicoil or something similar.

Re: caliper bolt [Re: 4Crawler] #560408 01/30/05 06:44 AM
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dewmtndew Offline OP
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thanks roger. I was planning on pulling one and matching. it would be way easier if someone knew exactly though

erick


85 Pickup
33s, lift, EB cam, header, exhaust...
Re: caliper bolt [Re: dewmtndew] #560409 01/30/05 07:18 AM
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Pick up some loctite while you're at the parts store. They're supposed to have it on there; just did the R&R on my ball joints. Little dab'll do ya.


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Re: caliper bolt [Re: kewlynx] #560410 01/30/05 05:23 PM
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Pick up some loctite while you're at the parts store. They're supposed to have it on there; just did the R&R on my ball joints. Little dab'll do ya.
They are also supposed to be torqued to 90 ft lbs if I recall, do not have the FSM in front of me!!!


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Re: caliper bolt [Re: dewmtndew] #560411 01/31/05 08:51 AM
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dont ask me why i know this, but your crossmember mounting bolts will fit just fine...


umm this is for a 90 4runner with auto and v6...


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Re: caliper bolt [Re: ldivinag] #560412 01/31/05 09:35 AM
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dewmtndew Offline OP
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dont ask me why I know this but it did.
thanks alot!

erick


85 Pickup
33s, lift, EB cam, header, exhaust...
Re: caliper bolt [Re: ldivinag] #560413 01/31/05 03:25 PM
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dont ask me why i know this, but your crossmember mounting bolts will fit just fine...


umm this is for a 90 4runner with auto and v6...
My question is, is it the same grade bolt? This is your brakes remember! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />


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Roseville, CA

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Re: caliper bolt [Re: OOP'S] #560414 01/31/05 11:58 PM
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dewmtndew Offline OP
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My question is, is it the same grade bolt? This is your brakes remember!


well the crossmember bolt is a little bit shorter but it held my caliper alot better than no bolt at all! It bought me enough time to drive to work school and the bolt shop. picked up 2 (im carrying a spare now) they are grade 8.8 and those are a pretty hefty bolt I think they will hold.
thanks for everyones help

erick


85 Pickup
33s, lift, EB cam, header, exhaust...
Re: caliper bolt [Re: dewmtndew] #560415 02/01/05 04:54 AM
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DerekM Offline
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The thick washer is crucial on that bolt. Without it the bolt will thread into the rotor and sound like a rock is in the dust shield. Ask me how I know <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/drunk.gif" alt="" />


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