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posted on December 16th, 2016 at 05:25 PM
EMPI disc brake installation


Hello I have a EMPI wide 5 disc brake kit installed on my beetle. The right hand side kit is on fine, but the left hand side there is about 5mm movement horizontally in the calliper and im not sure how to adjust this so it doesn't move about. The picture shows the black rubber accordion bushing as being all compressed up. on the other side it is spaced out. If anyone can help with what I need to do to stop this horizontal movement that would be good.
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posted on December 16th, 2016 at 09:55 PM



Righto, So there is a metal boss at the top of the rubber bellows. This is the slide pin that slides in and out of the caliper frame (that which is bolted to the hub/spindle. Then there are the 2 bolts (one top, one bottom) that screw into the slide pin and hold the caliiper piston body to the caliper frame. Sometimes you have to grip the slide pin to be able to do the caliper body mounting bolts up properly.

If that's not it then it could simply be the pads need seating against the disc after you've bled the brakes.Once the systems bled and the brake pedal pushed until it goes firm so you know the pads are resting against the discs and the caliper piston has taken up the slack then any movement will be a mechanical fixing loose or a manufacturing fault.




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posted on December 17th, 2016 at 03:38 PM



thank you. got it sorted now. Just needed to take it off and re set everything and then also re tighten the screw holding the slid pin.


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