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quick w126 front brake disk question (should one set of holes be threaded?
I did a quick search but didn't find this.
I have new Balo rotors for my W126. I am about to start the job however before I disassemble everything I noted that none of the holes in the new front rotors are threaded? I believe the rotor is held to the hub by 5 bolts from the inside - however I would expect that the rotors need to be threaded? Part numbers I have (both front and rear and I may have mixed up the boxes so I will post both Balo 02078 - 126 423 0012 (115 423 0412) Balo 02041 - 126 421 0012 (126 420 0005) |
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126's up to a certain year year had bolted on rotors. After a certain year, they were like most modern Benzes, where only a small locating screw holds it in place for assembly.
If I remember correctly, on the earlier models, the hub is threaded, not the rotors.
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All 126's have the rotors bolted to the hub.
No threads on the rotors It'll all make sense once you pull things apart. Jonathan
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Doh - yea just pulled all the wheels (looked closely at the manual as well) - rotors go on from the back - threads are in the hub.
Now the worse problem - place that put new tires on cross threded 3 bolts in the rear I'll see if I can get them to cover the repair |
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