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vrs Replacing rear brake disc dirt plates

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Can anyone tell me if this is an easy enough job? 1 has come loose so thought I'd replace the both rears before it starts coming in contact with anything.

 

Happy enough if it's a case of removing caliper, carrier and disc but anything more technical and I would it done at a garage!

 

Also, be great if someone knew the part number for these (rear left and right) for a 2007 VRS 2.0TDI

 

Thanks in advance

 

 

Removing the discs can be a difficult DIY . The carrier is held on by two M14 Spline head bolts that are torqued to 90nm + 90 degrees.

Edited by 07 vRS Taxi

It's a hub off job on the back. I've had both rear hubs changed in the last year for ESP issues and had the guards done at the same time.

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Cheers...will get the garage to do it then!! In next week for Service and Timing belt so may as well throw some more cash at them!!

  • 4 weeks later...

I need to replace both my rear back plates soon,are they a dealer part only? 

Link above ^^^^^ has them. Dealer is about £20 a side.

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