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carsy said:
Its Ford Sierra. Brakes International about £40 for a recon exchange unit.
Bear in mind that only gets you the bit with the piston in, no good if the carrier is damaged or whatever.They also sell the bits to refurb yours (depending whats wrong with it), seals pistons and so on but probably doesn't work out much cheaper unless just a seal change is required.
Finally, for the cost involved and peace of mind I'd change as a pair.
tello said:
So is it just any Ford Sierra caliper or a particulare year or just the Cosworth version as stated in the alternativ part list. Does anybody know if a motor factors will have some in stock.
240mm discs = standard sierra caliper. not sierra cosworth. try this websitehttps://safe.brakeparts.co.uk/loadnew.html
phillpot said:
Guess that depends how good your local motor factors are ?
Sierra's are getting "pretty old hat" now so chances are they'll have to order one in?
It's true! but having grown up with Sierras on every street corner I never thought they would become the rarity they are today! Below website is fascinating! Sorry O/P for wallowing in my own self nostalgia, I digress.Sierra's are getting "pretty old hat" now so chances are they'll have to order one in?
http://howmanyleft.co.uk/
black and green said:
240mm discs = standard sierra caliper. not sierra cosworth. try this website
https://safe.brakeparts.co.uk/loadnew.html
To clarify further - the 240 mm discs and matching calipers are for non-ABS Sierras. ABS-equipped 1.8/2.0/2.3 Sierras had 260 mm discs and different calipers as per the 500 and post-'96 4.x Chimaeras. https://safe.brakeparts.co.uk/loadnew.html
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