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Model specific boards => Golf mk7 => Topic started by: WatchThis on 20 October 2019, 20:44
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Time for new rears - the fronts will need doing in the next twelve months too.
This will be a DIY effort on my part. I’ve not done any work on the Golf so I don’t have the parts catalog - does anyone have the OEM numbers and/or any manufacture recommendations?
The actual job of changing them won’t (shouldn’t :smiley:) be an issue, but hints and tips welcome. I’ll be using Carista to handle the EPB.
It’s a 2018 245 as in the footer.
Cheers
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Try AUTODOC. I have been very surprised with their prices and service recently.
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Yep - Used them for other vehicles - even the returns procedure is good.
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Time for new rears - the fronts will need doing in the next twelve months too.
This will be a DIY effort on my part. I’ve not done any work on the Golf so I don’t have the parts catalog - does anyone have the OEM numbers and/or any manufacture recommendations?
The actual job of changing them won’t (shouldn’t :smiley:) be an issue, but hints and tips welcome. I’ll be using Carista to handle the EPB.
It’s a 2018 245 as in the footer.
Cheers
how come a 2018 needs rears so soon? My December 2016 GTi pp doesn't need fronts or rears yet.
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ACC over 24,000 miles on M25 when it’s at its busiest...
Normally either use the limiter if it’s empty or nothing if it’s normal, but I’m on it between 0700 & 0800 :smiley:
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I've just bought the Clubsport S discs with redstuff pads for the front and for the rear I've got the package from ebc which includes red stuff pads.
rear kit:https://www.ebcbrakeshop.co.uk/ebc-redstuff-pad-&-plain-disc-kit-pd02kr020_p31255264.htm
Clubsport S discs:5Q0698151L
front pads:https://www.ebcbrakeshop.co.uk/ebc-redstuff-brake-pads-dp32127c_p31274822.htm
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Ordered Brembo stuff from AUTODOC. :smiley: