Oil on the drum and disc thickness.

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80sprint
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Oil on the drum and disc thickness.

#1 Post by 80sprint » Sun Jun 25, 2006 10:10 pm

I took off the rear drums today on the Sprint and found some oil on the face of both drums around the flat area where the studs go through. The back face of the drum had brake dust on it which was a bit sticky from oil contamination. Brake seals are fine so it looks like the shaft seals. I want to get it MOT'd asap so do you think i will get away with outer seals<br>
for now ?<br>
Also does anyone know the minimum specified thickness for a Sprint disc?<br>
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Re: Oil on the drum and disc thickness.

#2 Post by LewisK » Sun Jun 25, 2006 10:46 pm

Outer seals as in the hub seals? Just had those done. Maan, that weren't fun <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START :lol --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/laugh.gif ALT=":lol"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> <br>
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If you're going to do those, you might as well do the axle tube ones too, they only take another 10 minutes to smash out and replace!

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Richard the old one
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Disc thickness

#3 Post by Richard the old one » Tue Jun 27, 2006 7:59 pm

I am disappointed that no one has answered your question about minimum disc thickness but I am not surprised as I have locked in all the various documents that I have and can not find this specified.<br>
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When you change your discs I will interested to hear if the inside surface of your discs has worn the full width of the brake pad. When I recently changed some I noticed that the inner 3/8 had not worn away as much as the outside of the disc. It looked just as if smaller pads had been fitted as some time. When I looked at another set of discs that I had previously taken off these also showed signs of the problem. I can’t explain why or how this has happened.<br>


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Re: Disc thickness Here you go

#4 Post by SprintV8 » Tue Jun 27, 2006 8:06 pm

Description : Brake Disc <br>
Manufacturer : <br>
Unit Of Sale : Pair <br>
Diameter: 221 <br>
Thickness: 9.6 <br>
Min Thk: 8.2 <br>
S/V: S <br>
HT: 36.5 <br>
Bore: 66.5 <br>
Studs: 4<br>
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80sprint
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Re: Disc thickness Here you go

#5 Post by 80sprint » Tue Jun 27, 2006 10:20 pm

I used all my books as well Richard and could find everything but thickness. I have yet to pull them apart but they are worn on the outside right to the outer edge with a visible lip near the hub. A rough measure was 325 in old money so i will get my book out tomorrow to convert from mm , thanks Sprint V8.<br>
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