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Trying to find caliper seals


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After sitting for years, I am rebuilding the front calipers from my 1969 2002 (vin 1663275 built 9/1968) -- the two piston per caliper type. Of course the pistons were frozen in the bores, so I had to split the left caliper. The article explaining the rebuild process posted here in Mar 09 from Australia has been helpful (I found the bolts), but... I can't seem to get the right caliper rebuild kits (the seals in the supposedly "proper" kits are too small for the piston by about 8-10mm). The handbook says the my pistons are 48mm diameter. In addition, I can't find the little rubber washer-shaped seals that go between the caliper halves. Anyone know how to find the right kits (other than the $50 listed by maximilian importing)? Or how to find the little seals that go between the caliper halves? Thanks for whatever advice you can share. Harold

"Fiona" 1969 2002 Driver up for sale (sigh)

"Clarabell" 1980 Honda CX 500

2004 Pontiac GTO

and many more orphans up for adoption

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sorry - no caliper section o-ring

or special clamping screws

the following are available from any

BMW dealer in the US - in stock now

(at US parts depots)

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'86 R65 650cc #6128390 22,000m
'64 R27 250cc #383851 18,000m
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'13 500 ABARTH #DT600282 6,666m "TAZIO"

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C.D.Isiel: Thanks for the leads. I was hoping to find cheaper seal sets but it looks like that's not going to happen. Thanks again. Harold

"Fiona" 1969 2002 Driver up for sale (sigh)

"Clarabell" 1980 Honda CX 500

2004 Pontiac GTO

and many more orphans up for adoption

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Steve: Thanks for the bounceback, but the part#34111103289 is for the vin's greater than 1664XXX, and my vin is 1663275. Big difference because the part number you gave is a for a "4 piston" caliper, while mine is two piston. Thanks again though for giving it a shot!

"Fiona" 1969 2002 Driver up for sale (sigh)

"Clarabell" 1980 Honda CX 500

2004 Pontiac GTO

and many more orphans up for adoption

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I thought there was a Porsche seals kit that worked... I'm pretty sure I have it somewhere. As soon as I find it, I'll let you know if it has a part number on it. Tom Jones should chime in as I'm fairly certain he has an answer.

Matthew

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as Matthew said - back some time a go,

(look in FORUM SEARCH) this topic of the tiny

o-rings between the caliper halves was discussed.

PORSCHE (Ate calipers) I think was the solution

try Pelican Parts?

or Performance Parts catalogs for early 356/912 models

'86 R65 650cc #6128390 22,000m
'64 R27 250cc #383851 18,000m
'11 FORD Transit #T058971 28,000m "Truckette"
'13 500 ABARTH #DT600282 6,666m "TAZIO"

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