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Subaru 4 pot caliper rebuild

vodkatime · 2012-03-22 20:19:29

Hi, im just wondering if anyones knows where in dublin i can get my subaru 4 pot calipers rebuilt. I bought them a few years ago and they have been sitting in my garage since. My brother wants to put them on his legacy so today i went out and had a look at them but the seals look like there past it. One of them is split so…

22-03-2012 8:19pm

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vodkatime

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Hi, im just wondering if anyones knows where in dublin i can get my subaru 4 pot calipers rebuilt. I bought them a few years ago and they have been sitting in my garage since. My brother wants to put them on his legacy so today i went out and had a look at them but the seals look like there past it. One of them is split so I looking to get them rebuilt.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!

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#2 22-03-2012 11:18pm

d o'c

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vodkatime wrote: »

i went out and had a look at them but the seals look like there past it. One of them is split

assuming you're referring to dirt boots, and not the hydraulic seals, peel them back and look at the pistons. if the pistons aren't damp, are score and scab free, then just renew the dirt seals I wouldn't be rebuilding the whole caliper

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#3 22-03-2012 11:38pm

jame5_b

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Yea if the barrels are ok then a minor rebuild should be ok.

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