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Old 04-10-2013, 17:32   #1
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Default N/s brake disc rusty on one side

Looking under the terrano today I noticed the brake disc was rusted on the inside there is a smooth bit around the middle about 3 cm width then the centre and outer edge are very badly rusted, then when I looked at pad it has got big steps on it where it has worn away on the rust. I thought the caliper was ceased but it pushed back easy has anyone ever come across this ?
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Old 04-10-2013, 17:37   #2
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Looking under the terrano today I noticed the brake disc was rusted on the inside there is a smooth bit around the middle about 3 cm width then the centre and outer edge are very badly rusted, then when I looked at pad it has got big steps on it where it has worn away on the rust. I thought the caliper was ceased but it pushed back easy has anyone ever come across this ?
yep. mine were the same. sorted with new discs and pads. free off the siezed slider pins and got proper stoppers now.
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Old 04-10-2013, 17:40   #3
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I didn't think my brakes were 100% when I went to stop in traffic and hit the car infront on Monday so hopefully some new discs and pads will do the trick
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milners are cheap. and £45 on ebay for EBC.free delivery.. pads are cheap £16 ish
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Thanks will have a look on eBay, just got to wait for the garage to do the cosmetic repairs first
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Thanks will have a look on eBay, just got to wait for the garage to do the cosmetic repairs first
hope its not too bad. Can get club discount with milners
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Would go for ebc discs and pads well worth any extra cost
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yep. mine were the same. sorted with new discs and pads. free off the siezed slider pins and got proper stoppers now.
If one side of the disc is rusty, then the two slider pins are siezed.

Easy fix, remove them, clean them with fine emery, clean the holes out, brake cleaner and a cotton bud, and grease with copper slip.
BUT if the pins are pitted then replace them.

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Would go for ebc discs and pads well worth any extra cost
doh. my mistake. mintex are £45 delivered which is what I got.. dunno how much EBC are.
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If one side of the disc is rusty, then the two slider pins are siezed.

Easy fix, remove them, clean them with fine emery, clean the holes out, brake cleaner and a cotton bud, and grease with copper slip.
BUT if the pins are pitted then replace them.

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I had a nightmare with my pins. thanks for the tip Rustic, I will redo the pins when I get chance and give em a nice treatment at AD Ent Salon
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hope its not too bad. Can get club discount with milners
Not too bad a new bumper,grill,n/s headlight and indicator everything else looks ok
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Looking under the terrano today I noticed the brake disc was rusted on the inside there is a smooth bit around the middle about 3 cm width then the centre and outer edge are very badly rusted, then when I looked at pad it has got big steps on it where it has worn away on the rust. I thought the caliper was ceased but it pushed back easy has anyone ever come across this ?
this is common on vehicles that stand a lot, the rust gets hold, on a daily use motor it will happen but far less pronounced, cos the standing only over night does not allow so much rust to develop, Rick
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