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mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby fortyeight » Sat May 04, 2013 10:08 pm

hi i need 2rear brake self adjusting kits,as mine arent working as they should,cheers
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby mb4ever » Sat May 04, 2013 10:41 pm

fortyeight wrote:hi i need 2rear brake self adjusting kits,as mine arent working as they should,cheers

:)

If push comes to shove, about 60 quid brand new, plus postage.
Check they will fit your motor before you buy, if you buy.
http://www.motomobil.com/brake-adjustme ... 550-1.html
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby fortyeight » Mon May 06, 2013 5:35 pm

had aclose inspection self ajusters is not the problem its the shoes so i need a bearing removal tool where do i get one
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby mb4ever » Mon May 06, 2013 5:51 pm

had aclose inspection self ajusters is not the problem its the shoes so i need a bearing removal tool where do i get one

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Which bearing do you wish to remoce please fortyeight?
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby Muttley » Mon May 06, 2013 8:26 pm

Dont need no tool, big flat blade screw driver to fold back lock tabs. Large chisel to knock round large outer nut, take out locktab and repeat with inner nut, simples :wink:
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby mb4ever » Tue May 07, 2013 12:51 pm

fortyeight wrote:had aclose inspection self ajusters is not the problem its the shoes so i need a bearing removal tool where do i get one

:)

Will you get the drums skimmed at the same time please fortyeight?
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby fortyeight » Tue May 07, 2013 6:28 pm

no tool required thats good,drums will get skimed, cheers
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby mb4ever » Wed May 08, 2013 11:31 am

fortyeight wrote:no tool required thats good,drums will get skimed, cheers


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Cool, 8)
Will you be replacing the oil seal at the same time please?
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby fortyeight » Wed May 08, 2013 7:04 pm

no seal replaced
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby vana mana » Thu May 30, 2013 9:41 pm

If they are twin rear wheel drums & your getting them skimmed I'm interested as to where & by who ? /company
Is it because they have gone bit oval & binding ??

Also just had a look at Moto Mobil & the adjusters are NOT available
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby mb4ever » Thu May 30, 2013 10:01 pm

vana mana wrote:If they are twin rear wheel drums & your getting them skimmed I'm interested as to where & by who ? /company
Is it because they have gone bit oval & binding ??

Also just had a look at Moto Mobil & the adjusters are NOT available

:)

In theory, any garage near you should be able to tell you where they get their drums skimmed Vana.
In practice, you probably need to ask smaller garages, and garages dealing with truck / lorries.

4 companies here if you can find somewhere nearer to you.
http://www.classiccarwebsite.com/classi ... e-counties

Yes, I'm sorry, the MotoM have now sold out of adjusters.
However, they say " We regret, but we cannot deliver this item since we do not know a furnisher or manufacturer. But please do not abandon hope. As a logged-in user on our website you have the possibility to safe such items on your watchlist in the online shop area. As soon as the part is available again, you will automatically be informed."

Follow this link
http://www.motomobil.com/brake-adjustme ... 550-1.html
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby mb4ever » Thu May 30, 2013 10:14 pm

mb4ever wrote:
vana mana wrote:If they are twin rear wheel drums & your getting them skimmed I'm interested as to where & by who ? /company
Is it because they have gone bit oval & binding ??

Also just had a look at Moto Mobil & the adjusters are NOT available

:)

In theory, any garage near you should be able to tell you where they get their drums skimmed Vana.
In practice, you probably need to ask smaller garages, and garages dealing with truck / lorries.

4 companies here if you can find somewhere nearer to you.
http://www.classiccarwebsite.com/classi ... e-counties

Yes, I'm sorry, the MotoM have now sold out of adjusters.
However, they say " We regret, but we cannot deliver this item since we do not know a furnisher or manufacturer. But please do not abandon hope. As a logged-in user on our website you have the possibility to safe such items on your watchlist in the online shop area. As soon as the part is available again, you will automatically be informed."

Follow this link
http://www.motomobil.com/brake-adjustme ... 550-1.html

Some came up on eBay a month or two ago.
Unfortunately they sold, but only on the second go.
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby vana mana » Fri May 31, 2013 6:45 am

Thanks for the links
I don't go a bundle on Moto mobile , iwas after some Mk3 shoe adjusters they started ouyt at about same money and then heard the blurb about can't get em anymore in end I think they wanted something like 2 to 3 hundred Euro !!

They can swivel, I found a brand new set for £20 and now have 2 spare second hand sets
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Re: mk2 rear brake self adjusting kit

Postby mb4ever » Fri May 31, 2013 10:16 am

vana mana wrote:Thanks for the links
I don't go a bundle on Moto mobile , iwas after some Mk3 shoe adjusters they started ouyt at about same money and then heard the blurb about can't get em anymore in end I think they wanted something like 2 to 3 hundred Euro !!

They can swivel, I found a brand new set for £20 and now have 2 spare second hand sets

:)

Yup, Motomobile are very much a place of last resort.

Anyhow, if anyone else is stuck, can we send them to you to help please Vana?
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