Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
Hi All
Sorry for the cross post here and in the accura newsgroup - it is just that integras and civics are very similar and I am hoping you guys have an answer for me. Just did a rear brake job on my integra and noticed that the slide pin was totally rusted solid to the bracket. I got it loose - it took some persuading and was a character building exercise. :) Just out of general principle, I'd like to replace the pin and the boot -- I lubed it all up and will be ok for now, but imagine it will happen again.. The local dealer tells me that the boot does not have a part number -- it comes only with a caliper. I did order a slide pin. I find this hard to believe because boots do get old and brittle. One would imagine that if the slide pin needs replacing, it most likely needs replacing because the boot failed and junk got in. So it doesn't make sense that I can get one and not the other. Has anyone ever needed to replace a boot? If so, where did you get it? Appreciate the help as always. Remco |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
I was going to replace the sleeves on the pins of my 91 Civic front disc
brakes this past summer and found them (available individually) at http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ . (I subsequently changed my mind.) I looked for them for your 1995 Civic, found them under the 3Dr SI (Item 21 in the drawing?) and 4 Dr LX ABS, but they don't seem to be sold separately. Your dealer may be correct. But maybe dig a little more at this site or email this company. "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > Hi All > > Sorry for the cross post here and in the accura newsgroup - it is just that > integras and civics are very similar and I am hoping you guys have an answer > for me. > > Just did a rear brake job on my integra and noticed that the slide pin was > totally rusted solid to the bracket. I got it loose - it took some > persuading and was a character building exercise. :) > > Just out of general principle, I'd like to replace the pin and the boot -- I > lubed it all up and will be ok for now, but imagine it will happen again.. > The local dealer tells me that the boot does not have a part number -- it > comes only with a caliper. I did order a slide pin. I find this hard to > believe because boots do get old and brittle. One would imagine that if the > slide pin needs replacing, it most likely needs replacing because the boot > failed and junk got in. So it doesn't make sense that I can get one and not > the other. > > Has anyone ever needed to replace a boot? If so, where did you get it? > > Appreciate the help as always. > Remco |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
I was going to replace the sleeves on the pins of my 91 Civic front disc
brakes this past summer and found them (available individually) at http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ . (I subsequently changed my mind.) I looked for them for your 1995 Civic, found them under the 3Dr SI (Item 21 in the drawing?) and 4 Dr LX ABS, but they don't seem to be sold separately. Your dealer may be correct. But maybe dig a little more at this site or email this company. "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > Hi All > > Sorry for the cross post here and in the accura newsgroup - it is just that > integras and civics are very similar and I am hoping you guys have an answer > for me. > > Just did a rear brake job on my integra and noticed that the slide pin was > totally rusted solid to the bracket. I got it loose - it took some > persuading and was a character building exercise. :) > > Just out of general principle, I'd like to replace the pin and the boot -- I > lubed it all up and will be ok for now, but imagine it will happen again.. > The local dealer tells me that the boot does not have a part number -- it > comes only with a caliper. I did order a slide pin. I find this hard to > believe because boots do get old and brittle. One would imagine that if the > slide pin needs replacing, it most likely needs replacing because the boot > failed and junk got in. So it doesn't make sense that I can get one and not > the other. > > Has anyone ever needed to replace a boot? If so, where did you get it? > > Appreciate the help as always. > Remco |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
Thanks, Caroline.
I see the number on the page -- it clearly is in the exploded drawing. I emailed them, as you suggested - someone must have them. Thanks again for your suggestion! Remco "Caroline" <caroline10027remove@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:CFQmd.2315$Qh3.50@newsread3.news.atl.earthlin k.net... > I was going to replace the sleeves on the pins of my 91 Civic front disc > brakes this past summer and found them (available individually) at > http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ . (I subsequently changed my mind.) > > I looked for them for your 1995 Civic, found them under the 3Dr SI (Item 21 > in the drawing?) and 4 Dr LX ABS, but they don't seem to be sold > separately. Your dealer may be correct. > > But maybe dig a little more at this site or email this company. > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > > Hi All > > > > Sorry for the cross post here and in the accura newsgroup - it is just > that > > integras and civics are very similar and I am hoping you guys have an > answer > > for me. > > > > Just did a rear brake job on my integra and noticed that the slide pin > was > > totally rusted solid to the bracket. I got it loose - it took some > > persuading and was a character building exercise. :) > > > > Just out of general principle, I'd like to replace the pin and the > boot -- I > > lubed it all up and will be ok for now, but imagine it will happen > again.. > > The local dealer tells me that the boot does not have a part number -- it > > comes only with a caliper. I did order a slide pin. I find this hard to > > believe because boots do get old and brittle. One would imagine that if > the > > slide pin needs replacing, it most likely needs replacing because the > boot > > failed and junk got in. So it doesn't make sense that I can get one and > not > > the other. > > > > Has anyone ever needed to replace a boot? If so, where did you get it? > > > > Appreciate the help as always. > > Remco > > |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
Thanks, Caroline.
I see the number on the page -- it clearly is in the exploded drawing. I emailed them, as you suggested - someone must have them. Thanks again for your suggestion! Remco "Caroline" <caroline10027remove@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:CFQmd.2315$Qh3.50@newsread3.news.atl.earthlin k.net... > I was going to replace the sleeves on the pins of my 91 Civic front disc > brakes this past summer and found them (available individually) at > http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ . (I subsequently changed my mind.) > > I looked for them for your 1995 Civic, found them under the 3Dr SI (Item 21 > in the drawing?) and 4 Dr LX ABS, but they don't seem to be sold > separately. Your dealer may be correct. > > But maybe dig a little more at this site or email this company. > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > > Hi All > > > > Sorry for the cross post here and in the accura newsgroup - it is just > that > > integras and civics are very similar and I am hoping you guys have an > answer > > for me. > > > > Just did a rear brake job on my integra and noticed that the slide pin > was > > totally rusted solid to the bracket. I got it loose - it took some > > persuading and was a character building exercise. :) > > > > Just out of general principle, I'd like to replace the pin and the > boot -- I > > lubed it all up and will be ok for now, but imagine it will happen > again.. > > The local dealer tells me that the boot does not have a part number -- it > > comes only with a caliper. I did order a slide pin. I find this hard to > > believe because boots do get old and brittle. One would imagine that if > the > > slide pin needs replacing, it most likely needs replacing because the > boot > > failed and junk got in. So it doesn't make sense that I can get one and > not > > the other. > > > > Has anyone ever needed to replace a boot? If so, where did you get it? > > > > Appreciate the help as always. > > Remco > > |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
Just posting this as a follow up in case anyone ever needs to do this:
Go to www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and look at the rear brake assembly for a 93 SI -- item 21 is the boot and is for sale. "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:<PQQmd.11936$hc5.5711990@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv. net>... > Thanks, Caroline. > I see the number on the page -- it clearly is in the exploded drawing. I > emailed them, as you suggested - someone must have them. > Thanks again for your suggestion! > Remco > > "Caroline" <caroline10027remove@earthlink.net> wrote in message > news:CFQmd.2315$Qh3.50@newsread3.news.atl.earthlin k.net... > > I was going to replace the sleeves on the pins of my 91 Civic front disc > > brakes this past summer and found them (available individually) at > > http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ . (I subsequently changed my mind.) > > > > I looked for them for your 1995 Civic, found them under the 3Dr SI (Item > 21 > > in the drawing?) and 4 Dr LX ABS, but they don't seem to be sold > > separately. Your dealer may be correct. > > > > But maybe dig a little more at this site or email this company. > > > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > > > Hi All > > > > > > Sorry for the cross post here and in the accura newsgroup - it is just > that > > > integras and civics are very similar and I am hoping you guys have an > answer > > > for me. > > > > > > Just did a rear brake job on my integra and noticed that the slide pin > was > > > totally rusted solid to the bracket. I got it loose - it took some > > > persuading and was a character building exercise. :) > > > > > > Just out of general principle, I'd like to replace the pin and the > boot -- I > > > lubed it all up and will be ok for now, but imagine it will happen > again.. > > > The local dealer tells me that the boot does not have a part number -- > it > > > comes only with a caliper. I did order a slide pin. I find this hard to > > > believe because boots do get old and brittle. One would imagine that if > the > > > slide pin needs replacing, it most likely needs replacing because the > boot > > > failed and junk got in. So it doesn't make sense that I can get one and > not > > > the other. > > > > > > Has anyone ever needed to replace a boot? If so, where did you get it? > > > > > > Appreciate the help as always. > > > Remco > > > > |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
Just posting this as a follow up in case anyone ever needs to do this:
Go to www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and look at the rear brake assembly for a 93 SI -- item 21 is the boot and is for sale. "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:<PQQmd.11936$hc5.5711990@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv. net>... > Thanks, Caroline. > I see the number on the page -- it clearly is in the exploded drawing. I > emailed them, as you suggested - someone must have them. > Thanks again for your suggestion! > Remco > > "Caroline" <caroline10027remove@earthlink.net> wrote in message > news:CFQmd.2315$Qh3.50@newsread3.news.atl.earthlin k.net... > > I was going to replace the sleeves on the pins of my 91 Civic front disc > > brakes this past summer and found them (available individually) at > > http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ . (I subsequently changed my mind.) > > > > I looked for them for your 1995 Civic, found them under the 3Dr SI (Item > 21 > > in the drawing?) and 4 Dr LX ABS, but they don't seem to be sold > > separately. Your dealer may be correct. > > > > But maybe dig a little more at this site or email this company. > > > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > > > Hi All > > > > > > Sorry for the cross post here and in the accura newsgroup - it is just > that > > > integras and civics are very similar and I am hoping you guys have an > answer > > > for me. > > > > > > Just did a rear brake job on my integra and noticed that the slide pin > was > > > totally rusted solid to the bracket. I got it loose - it took some > > > persuading and was a character building exercise. :) > > > > > > Just out of general principle, I'd like to replace the pin and the > boot -- I > > > lubed it all up and will be ok for now, but imagine it will happen > again.. > > > The local dealer tells me that the boot does not have a part number -- > it > > > comes only with a caliper. I did order a slide pin. I find this hard to > > > believe because boots do get old and brittle. One would imagine that if > the > > > slide pin needs replacing, it most likely needs replacing because the > boot > > > failed and junk got in. So it doesn't make sense that I can get one and > not > > > the other. > > > > > > Has anyone ever needed to replace a boot? If so, where did you get it? > > > > > > Appreciate the help as always. > > > Remco > > > > |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
This site is just awesome. I used it to find the correct collars and
bushings for the rack and pinion on a 1992 Civic I am working on.....where'd I get the info.......right here, and I think from Caroline!! "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:8bd95f81.0411180817.35fd9440@posting.google.c om... > Just posting this as a follow up in case anyone ever needs to do this: > Go to www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and look at the rear brake assembly > for a 93 SI -- item 21 is the boot and is for sale. > > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:<PQQmd.11936$hc5.5711990@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv. net>... > > Thanks, Caroline. > > I see the number on the page -- it clearly is in the exploded drawing. I > > emailed them, as you suggested - someone must have them. > > Thanks again for your suggestion! > > Remco > > > > "Caroline" <caroline10027remove@earthlink.net> wrote in message > > news:CFQmd.2315$Qh3.50@newsread3.news.atl.earthlin k.net... > > > I was going to replace the sleeves on the pins of my 91 Civic front disc > > > brakes this past summer and found them (available individually) at > > > http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ . (I subsequently changed my mind.) > > > > > > I looked for them for your 1995 Civic, found them under the 3Dr SI (Item > > 21 > > > in the drawing?) and 4 Dr LX ABS, but they don't seem to be sold > > > separately. Your dealer may be correct. > > > > > > But maybe dig a little more at this site or email this company. > > > > > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > > > > Hi All > > > > > > > > Sorry for the cross post here and in the accura newsgroup - it is just > > that > > > > integras and civics are very similar and I am hoping you guys have an > > answer > > > > for me. > > > > > > > > Just did a rear brake job on my integra and noticed that the slide pin > > was > > > > totally rusted solid to the bracket. I got it loose - it took some > > > > persuading and was a character building exercise. :) > > > > > > > > Just out of general principle, I'd like to replace the pin and the > > boot -- I > > > > lubed it all up and will be ok for now, but imagine it will happen > > again.. > > > > The local dealer tells me that the boot does not have a part number -- > > it > > > > comes only with a caliper. I did order a slide pin. I find this hard to > > > > believe because boots do get old and brittle. One would imagine that if > > the > > > > slide pin needs replacing, it most likely needs replacing because the > > boot > > > > failed and junk got in. So it doesn't make sense that I can get one and > > not > > > > the other. > > > > > > > > Has anyone ever needed to replace a boot? If so, where did you get it? > > > > > > > > Appreciate the help as always. > > > > Remco > > > > > > |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
This site is just awesome. I used it to find the correct collars and
bushings for the rack and pinion on a 1992 Civic I am working on.....where'd I get the info.......right here, and I think from Caroline!! "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:8bd95f81.0411180817.35fd9440@posting.google.c om... > Just posting this as a follow up in case anyone ever needs to do this: > Go to www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and look at the rear brake assembly > for a 93 SI -- item 21 is the boot and is for sale. > > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:<PQQmd.11936$hc5.5711990@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv. net>... > > Thanks, Caroline. > > I see the number on the page -- it clearly is in the exploded drawing. I > > emailed them, as you suggested - someone must have them. > > Thanks again for your suggestion! > > Remco > > > > "Caroline" <caroline10027remove@earthlink.net> wrote in message > > news:CFQmd.2315$Qh3.50@newsread3.news.atl.earthlin k.net... > > > I was going to replace the sleeves on the pins of my 91 Civic front disc > > > brakes this past summer and found them (available individually) at > > > http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ . (I subsequently changed my mind.) > > > > > > I looked for them for your 1995 Civic, found them under the 3Dr SI (Item > > 21 > > > in the drawing?) and 4 Dr LX ABS, but they don't seem to be sold > > > separately. Your dealer may be correct. > > > > > > But maybe dig a little more at this site or email this company. > > > > > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > > > > Hi All > > > > > > > > Sorry for the cross post here and in the accura newsgroup - it is just > > that > > > > integras and civics are very similar and I am hoping you guys have an > > answer > > > > for me. > > > > > > > > Just did a rear brake job on my integra and noticed that the slide pin > > was > > > > totally rusted solid to the bracket. I got it loose - it took some > > > > persuading and was a character building exercise. :) > > > > > > > > Just out of general principle, I'd like to replace the pin and the > > boot -- I > > > > lubed it all up and will be ok for now, but imagine it will happen > > again.. > > > > The local dealer tells me that the boot does not have a part number -- > > it > > > > comes only with a caliper. I did order a slide pin. I find this hard to > > > > believe because boots do get old and brittle. One would imagine that if > > the > > > > slide pin needs replacing, it most likely needs replacing because the > > boot > > > > failed and junk got in. So it doesn't make sense that I can get one and > > not > > > > the other. > > > > > > > > Has anyone ever needed to replace a boot? If so, where did you get it? > > > > > > > > Appreciate the help as always. > > > > Remco > > > > > > |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
The drawings at the site below (Majestic Honda's site) are indeed
fantastic; a lot of folks here reference this site and I keep it bookmarked; and Majestic's prices usually beat dealers' prices by a lot. But other online Honda OEM companies are about. They seem to have really taken off in the last two years. I am finding some of these other sites have even better prices, especially after tacking on Majestic's kinda hefty shipping and handling charges. OTOH, because the drawings are so helpful to me, I am trying to give Majestic my business at least once a year. I know of only one other retail site whose parts drawings are as good as Majestic's: www.slhonda.com Glad it helped, Eightupman. :-) "Eightupman" <eightupman@newemail.com> wrote > This site is just awesome. I used it to find the correct collars and > bushings for the rack and pinion on a 1992 Civic I am working on.....where'd > I get the info.......right here, and I think from Caroline!! > > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > > Just posting this as a follow up in case anyone ever needs to do this: > > Go to www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and look at the rear brake assembly > > for a 93 SI -- item 21 is the boot and is for sale. |
Re: Where does one get a brake caliper slide pin boot for a 95 Integra/Civic?
The drawings at the site below (Majestic Honda's site) are indeed
fantastic; a lot of folks here reference this site and I keep it bookmarked; and Majestic's prices usually beat dealers' prices by a lot. But other online Honda OEM companies are about. They seem to have really taken off in the last two years. I am finding some of these other sites have even better prices, especially after tacking on Majestic's kinda hefty shipping and handling charges. OTOH, because the drawings are so helpful to me, I am trying to give Majestic my business at least once a year. I know of only one other retail site whose parts drawings are as good as Majestic's: www.slhonda.com Glad it helped, Eightupman. :-) "Eightupman" <eightupman@newemail.com> wrote > This site is just awesome. I used it to find the correct collars and > bushings for the rack and pinion on a 1992 Civic I am working on.....where'd > I get the info.......right here, and I think from Caroline!! > > > "remcow" <whybcuz@yahoo.com> wrote > > Just posting this as a follow up in case anyone ever needs to do this: > > Go to www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and look at the rear brake assembly > > for a 93 SI -- item 21 is the boot and is for sale. |
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