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Old 24th April 2008, 13:30   #11
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Puppy.. THIS IS A FANTASTIC job you have done here
I am have a brake/steering problem with my car

Have just changed every sealing in the calibers front and rear,,
the front disk are almost NEW,, but the pads are not oem
put new pads in rear ((ATE)) . new fluid
I have also changed controlarm rubber and used from 750/M5/540
re-adjust the wheel setup ... also took care of the steering column,,

BUT the brakes are CRAP and the car is shaken on loads,,
I will soon take the disc off,, let a machinist take 0.1-0.5 mm off and buy a new S 600 W140 pads
why dont you try it with the original pads and see if it still shakes
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Old 24th April 2008, 17:03   #12
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why dont you try it with the original pads and see if it still shakes

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Ferrari-BMW, the key here may be your compound selection for the pads. Keep us updated.

I am waiting for the pads on my Akebono to completely bed in before going hard on the brakes. Once I do, I will give a report on the Akebonos.

On the plus side, I have priced 740d\750iL discs and they are not very expensive run about USD $115 a piece give or take a few dollars.
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Excellent work Victor!

By the way, there is a place closer to Canada and USA folk that will rebuild Girling calipers. I did contact them last year and spoke with a very knowledgeable gentleman, but I forgot how much he quoted.

Goldline Brakes
7100 East Marginal Way South
Seattle, WA 98108
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http://www.goldlinebrakes.com/

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If you retain the Alpina caliper, you may need to rebuild the caliper at some point. This company will rebuild the BiTurbo Lucas-Girling caliper for you. They can rebuild 'As New' and you can have them finished either in Black or yellow chromate anodised coatings. About £80.00 each plus shipping.

Classicar Automotive
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Thanks Sean. I have amended the original post to include the information you provided.

With brakes being such a regular renewable item, I thought it would be useful to group together what information we have.
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OEM Factory front brake pads

The OEM factory front brake pads are: JURID 514 GF.

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Wear sensor connector style

There are two wear sensors on the B10 BiTurbo:
1. Front left
2. Rear right

The connector looks like the photo attached to this post. The upper female connector is labelled "1". The lower male connector prong is labelled "2".

I am researching which brake pad wear sensor can be used the B10 BiTurbo. if anyone knows, please post the answer here.
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Juubiiiiiiiii

I HAVE BRAKES..........

Bought M-B oem S600 W140 pads .. and it works WELL
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BRAKE PAD WEAR SENSOR PART #

BRAKE PAD WEAR SENSOR PART #

34 35 1 179 820 Brake pad wear sensor

Based on the recommendation of my supplier, we are going to try this wear sensor after comparing the the photo of the sensor on my car with his parts inventory. I will update once I fit the part. I have attached a picture of the wear sensor mounted to a set of the brake pads to a 540i as an illustration.

If you are interested to read about the procedure, it is similar to the procedure described here (the Lucas Girling calipers are different):
http://www.bmw-540i.com/1995-540i-br...ment/index.php



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