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850 Caliper 850

posted by  mlandusk on  Thu May 6 03:41 CST 2004
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At Volvo, you would have gotten the bolts with the caliper. If you use the existing bolts, I see no problem with just adding some 'lock' paint to the bolts so they hold better. But I owuld not put in the old ones unless you do that. I know it's overkill, but better safe than sorry.
Good luck with the job. It is fairly easy to do and I would suggest you bleed the lines completely while doing the job. You can get a good bleeder from IPDUSA.COM
Best wishes - Marty






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