Rear Brake Discs Cross Reference

[Rissy]

Does anyone know this for the UK? Are they the same as one of the models of the Jaguar XJS? My offside rear is warped for whatever reason (no binding or sticking at all!?) and I think I may have to change both to have any chance of getting my handbrake issue resolved once and for all. (next year now)

I see there are references in this section, but one of the links doesn't work, and the other source doesn't stock the quoted part number any more.

I guess any cross reference would also point me in the direction of where to get the disc rotor screws from too (since i've had no suggestion to that thread last week).

Any help?

[Chris Williams]

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Although the link does not work anymore these can be ordered from any Unipart branch (I know as I just got the front and rears from my local Cambridge branch) they have to be ordered in but usually can be got next day. I think (without trying to find the paperwork, near impossible at the moment) they were about £40 for the front (pair) and £70 for the rears(pair)

Chris

[Rissy]

Chris Williams Wrote:http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/viewtop...f=26&t=862

Although the link does not work anymore these can be ordered from any Unipart branch (I know as I just got the front and rears from my local Cambridge branch) they have to be ordered in but usually can be got next day. I think (without trying to find the paperwork, near impossible at the moment) they were about £40 for the front (pair) and £70 for the rears(pair)

Chris

You're right. I've now since checked TecDoc, and found that the quoted part number Di955014 is in fact still active, and this means that my local motor factors should be able to get me a set. Cheers.

Any ideas on the rotor screws for these discs? (No reply to my dedicated thread on this question last week)

[Chris Williams]

Quote:Any ideas on the rotor screws for these discs?

Sorry no. you may be able to get them at any good motor factors though.

Chris