I want to order a few items for rear brakes ....

Can find sites that sell parts, but to identify the correct items really need a parts diagram/schematic .....

 

For example I go to   skodaparts.com    for Kodiaq it shows several bolts/screws, but without a diagram no way of telling which are the correct ones.

Anybody know a resource for parts drawings on-line?

Could try this one: Skoda: Select a car series (7zap.com)

 

Thanks for that ..... now I'm confused.

Videos showed Caliper held on by 2 machine screws

and Caliper fixed frame also held on by 2 machine screws

 

That parts list   https://tinyurl.com/yucy8rjx

shows no such fixing screws for the Caliper assembly .... refers to unit as 'floating Caliper brake'

 

Shows a guide pin & bush  (item 7)  ....anybody know what holds these pins into the Caliper Carrier ?   ae they screwed in ? ..... maybe end of them has a hex or torx socket

 

It does shows complete assembly is fitted to axle by bolts (item 8 )  but no part number listed.

 

Anybody worked on these brakes ?

 

 

Guide pin will screw into carrier I think. Probably a female hex inside the capped end to undo/tighten it with male hex key.

Item 8 appears to be  PN: N 91168901    M12X1,5X65 

 

Try via here: LLLParts  not sure they're really allowed to make those catalogues visible to Joe Public, but they seem to be just now, so fill thy boots.

N 91168901

 

Edited 7 October, 20214 yr by Wino

Thanks for that ... those diagrams are really useful.

 

Would you know where I could find Torque settings for the pins(7)   & fixing bolts (8)

Does Skoda make such information available ?    or anywhere else.

 

 

Edited 7 October, 20214 yr by Sargan

I think you may be able to find torque info on here. You can get workshop manuals for a small fee via erWin Skoda but someone will hopefully be along shortly to offer you a free pathway to the same info.

Anybody who knows the Torque settings or where I can find them .... please let me know.

 

My new discs & pads arrived today  🙂  so getting all together ready for the job.

Edited 7 October, 20214 yr by Sargan

https://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/459059-kodiaq-workshop-manuals/

 

Not to loose.

 

and not too tight.

Have been getting all parts together

Including the Calliper frame screws   

These are M12 but have a female splined head.

12 pointed star

 

Anybody able to tell me what that is referred to as ? .....  so I can buy correct tool, assume I can get an appropriate 1/2" drive socket to suit ... once I know what the are called.

Think I have it right as a  'Triple Square'  .... its certainly not Torx

Edited 12 October, 20214 yr by Sargan

XZN by the sound of it, but be aware that these are sized in a confusing way.  

The 'M' number of the bit doesn't (always/necessarily/ever??) equate to the thread size 'M' number.

Borrowing an image from here: TONE 3TS Triple Square (12P) Socket | Kouei Japan Trading Co., Ltd. (koueitrading.com)

If you measure corner to corner on the head you can work out what size bit you need:

 

Edited 12 October, 20214 yr by Wino

Great I had measured it right as M12  Triple Square XZN 

Thanks