2002 t2 3.0 brake parts

[staffdog]

Good evening all,
I'm looking for a pair or rear brake adjuster assemblies,( inside drum between the shoes) any chance anyone can help
Thanks Adrian

 

[solarman216]

I have loads up to around 2000 but the later ones are different, so keep an eye for that, Rick

 

[staffdog]

Re: rear Brakes

Hi Rick , thanks for the info.
Are the whole adjuster assemblies different ? I only require the Adjuster screw x 2 to be honest, they look very similar to Nav to me though not got a Nav handy to open up & look.
Regards Adrian

 

[solarman216]

Hi Rick , thanks for the info.
Are the whole adjuster assemblies different ? I only require the Adjuster screw x 2 to be honest, they look very similar to Nav to me though not got a Nav handy to open up & look.
Regards Adrian

From memory the whole rod is different much beefier and on the later models works whereas the earlier ones did not Rick

 

[Banshee]

Good evening all,
I'm looking for a pair or rear brake adjuster assemblies,( inside drum between the shoes) any chance anyone can help
Thanks Adrian

Hi mate and welcome :thumb2

Is it part 12 you are looking for?

 

[Banshee]

By the way, you can get the link to the Workshop Manual for the Terrano now you are a full member.

Here's the link :thumb2

http://briggie.f9x.co.uk/workshop.html

 

[solarman216]

Hi mate and welcome :thumb2

Is it part 12 you are looking for?

No Zac that is the earlier version, Rick

 

[staffdog]

Good evening Gents,
sorry not been on for a day or two, Rick the picture Zac has posted looks like my brake assemblies so there could be some sort of anomaly with whats on mine or is the later illustration the same ?
Zac you are quite correct Item 12 is what I'm looking for, actually only the threaded section with the ratchet wheel ( where the 2 arrows are ).
thanks again chaps
Adrian

 

[solarman216]

OK I will have a hunt round and see if I can find the bits you are thinking you need and take a pic or two, but I know for certain the later ones (2000 on) are different, Rick

 

[staffdog]

2002 Brake Parts + extra items required

Good evening gentlemen,
My truck is giving me more grief, does anyone have a pair of torsion bars with the Adjuster arm & lower arm housings, failed with the induction heater & i'm expecting to get brutal with gas axe tomorrow to get it all dismantled.
I have just remembered why I only do old French stuff for a living !!!
Thanks Adrian

 

[Blocky10]

That sounds drastic
I've had mine out but they took some persuading. Obviously you have removed the circlip?

 

[staffdog]

Re : torsion bars

Hi Ian,
yes circlips out, I have managed to remove the n/s lower arm by unbolting the torsion housing but even with the induction heater on the housing & a puller to tension against the bar no success.
Trouble will be if I use the oxy/acet it will undoubtedly do the torsion bar no good at all
Regards Adrian

 

[solarman216]

Here is a pic of the older style adjuster, the thread is 10mm and threaded section is 55mm long, overall length is 110, the adjuster nut is 17 mm small size 19mm large size, I do have a pair if they fit your motor, also have torsion bars and fittings if needed, but still on a vehicle on its wheels, Rick

 

[Blocky10]

Hi Ian,
yes circlips out, I have managed to remove the n/s lower arm by unbolting the torsion housing but even with the induction heater on the housing & a puller to tension against the bar no success.
Trouble will be if I use the oxy/acet it will undoubtedly do the torsion bar no good at all
Regards Adrian

I didn't remove the bolts of the front mount. I removed the adjuster bolts and the circlip and using a lump of brass and the largest hammer I could swing while laying underneath, just kept slugging away at it. I would say it took me a good 15 mins of constant thumping before the first one moved any.

 

[staffdog]

re: further woes

Good evening Gentlemen,
Ian, Got the thing in pieces now but I'm not happy re-using torsion bars had to use quite a bit of heat & air hammer.

Rick, looks like you were correct, my adjusters are different to the picture, Thread section M10 l/h with 1 ratchet pawl & the shoe engagement fork is a loose section.
RE: torsion Bars etc,
Items required 1pr Torsion bars & 1pr of adjuster housings.
Query, in the manual & parts list illustrations shows a rubber boot at both ends of torsion bar. My truck only has boots at adjuster (circlip) end & I would say never has had any at the front end is this right??
I don't suppose you have a good front bumper & grille as well ??

Let me know £££ & payment method etc
Thanks & regards Adrian

 

[terranosaurusdoug]

:lol:lol Stevenage tomorrow Rick, don't know where i am Friday though :lol

 

[Blocky10]

Good man. I doubt they've ever been off before. Rick should be able to sort you out with replacements.

 

[solarman216]

Good evening Gentlemen,
Ian, Got the thing in pieces now but I'm not happy re-using torsion bars had to use quite a bit of heat & air hammer.

RE: torsion Bars etc,
Items required 1pr Torsion bars & 1pr of adjuster housings.
Query, in the manual & parts list illustrations shows a rubber boot at both ends of torsion bar. My truck only has boots at adjuster (circlip) end & I would say never has had any at the front end is this right??
I don't suppose you have a good front bumper & grille as well ??

Let me know £££ & payment method etc
Thanks & regards Adrian

Re torsion bars £20 each plus postage bear in mind I will have to roll the scrapper to get them off.

Re front bumper, need a pic of yours to know as have several all different, Rick

 

[Banshee]

Re torsion bars £20 each plus postage bear in mind I will have to roll the scrapper to get them off.

Re front bumper, need a pic of yours to know as have several all different, Rick

Thats a bit extreme rick!!!! I did mine with a jack on the drive :naughty

 

[solarman216]

Thats a bit extreme rick!!!! I did mine with a jack on the drive :naughty

but mine is not on a drive, it sits in mud Rick