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PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:49 pm 
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got some pads from p/s and went to fit them :shock: way to thick there aint room in calipers for pads and disc is there two sorts? dont wanna use new discs with the old pads.
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 Post subject: Re: disc pads
PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 8:07 pm 
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Sorry don't know enough to help but it may help if you give a bit more information about what car you have.

I'm assuming 944? I believe there are a fair few different brakes used on the different models/years of 944 too.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 9:00 pm 
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If this early 944 with single pot callipers then the piton isn't retracted enough & is possibly partially seized. You may need to remove the calliper to get the piston right back & the slide retracted as well.

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yep its an 82 944 pistons fully back and new seals fitted still pads to thick to fit by about 3mm each all part numbers match up.
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yep its an 82 944 pistons fully back and new seals fitted still pads to thick to fit by about 3mm each all part numbers match up.
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I've shaved them off in the past, either rubbing on coarse sand paper or on the grinder, be careful the latter can be B dangerous :roll:

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I've shaved them off in the past, either rubbing on coarse sand paper or on the grinder, be careful the latter can be B dangerous :roll:[/quote]
looks like the only way Jim otherwise i will be driving the Prefect all year :shock:
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