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Jan 24th, 2007, 15:42 | #1 |
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240 rear brakes
hope someone can help.the brakes on my 240 saloon seem fine but because of the size of my garage,i have to push the car in & out.Today i just noticed a grating noise coming from rear wheels? i'm guessing pads?
Does anyone know a way of finding out what type of rear brakes you have without removing them?? i've been told you can get 2 types. Any help much appreciated. simon |
Jan 24th, 2007, 19:51 | #2 |
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240 Rear Brakes Type
I believe on the saloon there is a service plate (or sticker) below the rear window on the right hand side (on earlier models on the "B" post) which shows brake type fitted, if it is still there, type one is Girling, type two is ATE.
if the sticker is not to be found by looking at the rear pads the Girling type retaining pins are secured with "R" pins (a type of split pin) ATE don't use pins, the retaining pins are of a self gripping design. hope this is useful to you. Bob |
Jan 24th, 2007, 19:58 | #3 |
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brake type
there are two types ate and girling you can find out what type you have by looking at sticker on my 240 its on the underside of the boot lid it tells you if you have type 1-girling or type 2-ate hope this helps . julie
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Jan 24th, 2007, 20:03 | #4 |
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If its not the brake pads, you would do well to check the handbrake shoes as well. These last for ages, but some of the bonded ones have had the friction material start to fall off as the 'glue' deteriorates with age. Hence scraping noises.
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Where the heck did you get those pads from Erling??
Look like you dredged them out of a Fjyord
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Luckily, my brakes are looking clean and pretty. I snatched this picture from the Swedish 200 Club forum FAQ. Hope your locomotive is doing fine, Alec. The WD 2-10-0 is quite a machine!
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Jan 24th, 2007, 21:40 | #9 |
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thankyou all :)
thankyou all for all your replies & advice.much appreciated
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Jan 24th, 2007, 22:03 | #10 |
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blimey!!!
just went out to the garage to see if i had a sticker in the bootlid to tell me but couldnt find one.so i took a pic of the caliper!!! doesnt look good,blimey! it looks like they've been sat for years.wouldnt believe its used daily.am i going to need discs as well or are these salvageable? i'm guessing this must be the girling type?
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