Questions & Answers for: 1999 honda accord brake calipers

...honda accord 2004 1. Jack up and support car with hydraulic floor jack and jack stands 2. Remove desired wheel(s) 3. Remove the two 17mm caliper botls 4. Remove the caliper and support with a coat ...

...1999 honda accord Removal & Installation After removing the caliper body, unfasten the retaining bolts and remove the caliper mounting bracket, in order to remove the rotor Use a siphon or clean ...

passenger rear caliper looks to be leaking out the e-brake spring is this right. look at the brake lines they look good it could be leaking at the where they join together or at the disc seals at disc

...honda accord99 brake problem i changed front caliper(driver side) when it cold work no noise ,after few minute of braking and come warm abit it make noise like rubber squirt ,,need help try coating ...

...honda accord brakes start tight up when appled 99 honda accord brakes start tighten up when appled sometimes. starting off brake are grapping on tight the car can't take off as good Sounds like a ...

...1999 honda accord lx will try to help. 1st remove the wheel, then remove the 2 caliper bolts that hold the brake caliper on. after removal of brake caliper, [it should just pull off after the 2 bolts ...

Honda Accord brakes locking up, replaced the two front calipers, still locking up My 1996 Honda Accord brakes were locking up so I change both front caliper. Now it is still locking up, whats the next

...1999-2007 General Questions Jan 13, 2009 - 3 posts - ?1 author Does any one know what the caliper bolts torque specs are? ... Disc brake caliper pin bolts - Excursion, F-250/F-350 with Ford and Dana ...

2009 honda accord v6 coupe torque rear and front caliper and also the mounting bracker Front caliper to carrier= 37 ft lbs rear caliper to carrier= 17 ftlbs. Found this info in my database.

torque for brake caliper carrier bolts and for guide pins. Question edited to add maker. How much should I torque my brake caliper bolts? Because caliper bolts MUST stay on, they need a LOT of torque.