P38 Brake Caliper Carrier
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Irishrover
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Mine are either 17 or 19mm a/f standard hex head bolts
gavbriggs
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aye so are mine! think they are 17's
big-al-cove
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hi
the caliper carriers are held on by star headed bolts, you will need a star socket size E20, i would recomend having new bolts to replace them as well
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Irishrover
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They must of changed the design at some stage or run out of normal bolts..I have not come accross "Torx" type yet but obviously they must have used them at some time.
paulharris484
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Just taken mine off too to replace broken drive shaft and crunched front diff! They were 19mm on mine, looked star headed but my Halford Pro 19mm 1/2" set undid them no problems and I can assure you they needed quite a bit of force to get them to budge!!!!
Pikey
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Multipoint bolts a std socket or ring spanner should fit em Not an hex one obviously. Been used on tracctas & Disco's fer years What do they normally use on RR then?
Irishrover
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All I've come accross Pikey is standard hex.heads on the P38's I have been involved with. That's not to say that they could have used Torx or star headed bolts. Er Indoors Vectra however has nearly all Torx.
big-al-cove
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