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That stud on the front discs?


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Today, I've had my discs skimmed and received new pads and shims from Alex, but what is the little stud for on my Brembo discs?

 

And..... there is only one on the O/S disc, and just a threaded hole on the N/S disc, surely both sides should have one, shouldn't they?

 

 

Aaaand....is there a previous thread on drum brake handbrake setup, re the barrel adjuster?

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The stud is so you don't put the wheels on the wrong way round - front to back most owners just remove when they fit aftermarket wheels.

 

Ref the handbrake adjust until the rear disk/drum slides on - test handbrake - if further adjustment is required line the hole in the disk up with the handbrake barrel adjuster and using a large flat bladed screwdriver move the adjuster - check handbrake - realise you moved the adjuster the wrong way and try again - repeat on both sides until happy.

 

Please do this with both back wheels in the air and the car out of gear :thumbs:

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Could be wrong but I thought the stud was for loosening discs that had got jammed on the wheel hub.

 

On mine you could unscrew the stud and a rubber(?) sleeve came off, then just screw the stud back in and eventually the disc just pops off. I had one on each disc.

 

Worked really well.

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Thanks for answering.

Do you mean, to prevent someone putting the back wheels on the front, or putting the wheel on so the inside faces out?

 

Front to back I don't think you could put them on inside out even on purpose and if anyone did it by mistake I'm surprised they made it past puberty :lol:

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