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Blippi

Blippi

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Honda Accord GT ES
My rear driver side brake caliper has started to stick so looking to replace annoyingly my local garage is struggling to source one quickly I need to drive to London on Tuesday anyone know the part number so I can see if I can source one quicker.

My car is a saloon 2008 8th gen 2.2 I dtec
 
You will be able to find the part you need on here: https://www.lingshondaparts.com

They sell the service kit on there but it's about £60 for mine. I bought a caliper service kit off ebay when mine was seizing, still good now after 18 months.
 
julekasMobilek said:
what type of brake disk is on your car? there two sets of rear brakes and two sets for fornt brakes
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That was the issue my guy was having, the car is with him now and hopefully should be fixed tomorrow if the caliper he's ordered is right.

stellamon said:
You will be able to find the part you need on here: https://www.lingshondaparts.com

They sell the service kit on there but it's about £60 for mine. I bought a caliper service kit off ebay when mine was seizing, still good now after 18 months.
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Thanks that link has been bookmarked as I'm sure I'll need it again, last year I had to have the opposite rear caliper replaced with new one so it made sense to me to have another new one so hopefully it can be fit and forget.

Thanks for the replies
 
Might be able to unseize it by taking it off the car and getting it moving in and out manually to get you going for Tuesday whilst you wait for a replacement
 
I have rebuilt calipers with old seals in a few cases and if you clean the grooves and lube them and the seals up they can be fine for a very long time.
Even pitted pistons don't seem to leak for some reason.
 
Thanks unfortunately he was let down on the part by his supplier so as a good will gesture and knowing I needed the car he has removed and cleaned up the caliper so should be OK for the foreseeable.
 
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