04 accord diesel rear caliper slider bolt

[ann_kelvin]

Hi gents, I am looking to buy a slider bolt for my rear driver side caliper slider bolt. I was quite confident that the original one I measured was 75mm x 8mm but until today I saw there are 2 different version available where one is 75mm x 8mm and the other is 75mm x 10mm. I am now unsure and hesitate which is the right one. Could anyone who know the answer can kindly ***ist? Many thanks in advance.

 

[vile]

The different size I'm not sure but it might be down to a saloon and tourer as the rear breaks are different

 

[ann_kelvin]

The tourer one I think has shorter in length which is 60mm length. Hope lucky enough someone know the if it is 8mm or 10mm in diameter.

 

[vile]

Check the nut to see what size spanner goes on.
If its a 8mm bolt it will be a 13mm spanner and if its a 10 bolt it will be a 17mm spanner .
From memory the bolts are 8mm as I'm sure I used a 13 mm spanner for pad changes

 

[gathor]

Tourer one is 60mm and 10mm thick. I just replaced mine in one side with this:

I am pretty sure this fits your saloon:

Pictures taken from:

Brakeparts.co.uk Estate and Saloon Brake parts

 

[ann_kelvin]

Many thanks guys for the information. Now I know my initial thought was right.

P.s. I just noticed that I typed bolt instead of pins lol don't know what I was thinking :blush:

 

[Jon_G]

Check the nut to see what size spanner goes on.
If its a 8mm bolt it will be a 13mm spanner and if its a 10 bolt it will be a 17mm spanner .
From memory the bolts are 8mm as I'm sure I used a 13 mm spanner for pad changes

Just slightly off topic, but Honda do sometimes use weird bolts! For example, the bolts that secure the tourer rear caliper have an 8mm thread (but NOT M8) and have a 12mm AF head.

 

[vile]

Just slightly off topic, but Honda do sometimes use weird bolts! For example, the bolts that secure the tourer rear caliper have an 8mm thread (but NOT M8) and have a 12mm AF head.

Good to no Jon thanks for the heads up.