OH 1996 LS400 Front Calipers (4 Piston)
01-23-15, 07:16 AM
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1996 LS400 Front Calipers (4 Piston)
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I think everyone knows what these are ... nice OEM upgrade for the SC300/400.
Picked these up for my Brother-In-Law to use on his SC430, but he doesn't want to mess with the RCA,etc so these are now available. I need to clean them up before posting pics, which should happen this weekend.
These are in decent shape, fluid was nice & clean. No pads or rotors.
Looking for $125 + shipping fees or pick up near Cincinnati, OH.
Thanks
Spent some time (10-15 minutes) with a brush & my Dremel ... then my Dremel tool died
. You should be able to see they should clean up nicely.
I think everyone knows what these are ... nice OEM upgrade for the SC300/400.
Picked these up for my Brother-In-Law to use on his SC430, but he doesn't want to mess with the RCA,etc so these are now available. I need to clean them up before posting pics, which should happen this weekend.
These are in decent shape, fluid was nice & clean. No pads or rotors.
Looking for $125 + shipping fees or pick up near Cincinnati, OH.
Thanks
Spent some time (10-15 minutes) with a brush & my Dremel ... then my Dremel tool died
. You should be able to see they should clean up nicely.
Last edited by RexNICO; 01-28-15 at 09:36 AM. Reason: Added pics
01-24-15, 03:24 PM
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Added the pictures to the first post.
Notice the bleeder valve on 1 side looks a little rusted. It could be stuck??
To avoid any headache/complaints I'm going to drop the price to $100 shipped to the 48 states. Thanks
Notice the bleeder valve on 1 side looks a little rusted. It could be stuck??
To avoid any headache/complaints I'm going to drop the price to $100 shipped to the 48 states. Thanks
01-24-15, 05:45 PM
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Update: I do have the pins & metal pieces that hold the pads in the calipers.
Also, I was able to loosen the bleeder valve, but will stand by my adjusted price.
Pics of bleeder
I soaked one of those blue shop type paper towels in Rust Eater and left it soaking on the valve for several hours Sat/Sun, then used the proper tool and was able to get it to loosen. You can see the change in how many threads are visible in the pics.
Also, I was able to loosen the bleeder valve, but will stand by my adjusted price.
Pics of bleeder
I soaked one of those blue shop type paper towels in Rust Eater and left it soaking on the valve for several hours Sat/Sun, then used the proper tool and was able to get it to loosen. You can see the change in how many threads are visible in the pics.
Last edited by RexNICO; 01-26-15 at 09:45 AM. Reason: added pics
I'm guessing the four mounting bolts are missing?
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