Disc Brake Caliper Bolt/Pin
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USA Brake Disc Brake Caliper Bolt/Pin

Part No. 5031-2 Warranty  

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This brake hardware is manufactured to replace used, weakened hardware. Replacing the hardware will help ensure safer stops and longer friction life.
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USA BrakeDisc Brake Caliper Bolt/Pin
 
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1/5/2013
 
5.0

Perfect

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from Lawrenceville ga

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      Comments about USA Brake Disc Brake Caliper Bolt/Pin:

      Perfect replacement for original.

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      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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      • Q:

        how do i remove this from the caliper on my suv
        Asked on 5/29/2010 by matt from severna park, md

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          For step by step instructions i highly recommend that you go into your nearest Advance Auto Parts store and purchase a repair manual.

          Answered on 6/1/2010 by Kevin from AAP

        • A:

          Get a punch or old bolt that is larger than the outer diameter of the pin, but small enough to go into the valley of the brake caliper. Take that punch/bolt and a hammer and drive it out.

          Install the new pin by carefully driving it in with the hammer. drive it in until both of the tangs (or ears) are fully through both sides of the valley in the caliper.

          Answered on 10/23/2010 by Harry from Dinwiddie, Va
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