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Brake discs + brake pads + calipers = BACK AXEL. Which part to buy ?

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Hello Everyone !

Sorry if this topic is already there but i search and nothing found.

My car: SKODA Rapid Spaceback (NH1) 1.2 TSI (77 kW / 105 hk) - Gasoline - 63000 km. Model year 2015

did not pass the annual technical control and i need to change the parts on the subject.

I would like to save some money and buy the parts myself in autodoc.se (i am in sweden) or a local supplier (cheaper than Skoda), and the workshop can mount everything.

 

My problem is that Autodoc give me many options that fits my car. Example, the disc brakes have different diameters (and the all fits as per autodoc). DO you have know which one should i buy for these 3 components ?'

 

thanks in advanced !
Toskoda

 

Edited by toskoda

Best to measure the brake discs on the car already and work from there.

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Thanks ! I went to Skoda and they gave me the part number from their systems. Now i try to see which brand is good. Calipers Bosch seems good but are re manufactured, Brembo are new. I think i will go for new.

Why do your calipers need replacing, are they seized?

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On 06/05/2020 at 22:35, MickA said:

Why do your calipers need replacing, are they seized?

Hello MickA

they said it was not sure that Calipers need replacing. The car is vibration while braking (even soft braking) and Skoda said it could be the caliper that is not working correctly. I bought it at Autodoc with insurance so if they do not replace it I can send it and get the money back. It is worth since they will replace the disc brakes (corrosion). The car is from 2014 and has 63400 kilometers.

 

br

toskoda

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