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Caliper rebuild

Post by smashyvan »

Hi all,
Think my front brake calipers / pistons are a bit sticky but am unsure what rebuild kit to use. Just Kampers spares only goes up to 1986 but the Van is F reg (I assume 1988 / 1989 vintage). The calipers are single piston and the sliders are free & copaslipped ok. Any advice welcomed
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either ATE or more commonly Girling, ATE have rubber covers and caps over the sliding bolts, Girling don't.
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Ade, I think 'tis the other way round, the ATE have the visible chrome coloured pins, the Girlings have little concertina booties.
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Post by whitley »

syncroandy wrote:Ade, I think 'tis the other way round, the ATE have the visible chrome coloured pins, the Girlings have little concertina booties.

I have just fitted a set of callipers for my 1986 T25. got them from JK. They work a treat.

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as andy says Girling have concertina rubber sleeves to slider pins, but ATE have the bolt heads encase in rubber (with caps if present)

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