1999 S70 NA Evita right front caliper hot 30648017 (crappy caliper slide bolts) Topic is solved

[erikv11]

Buying them new is a last resort IMO. Two words - JUNK and YARD. Plenty of these will still have the original calipers.

A whole caliper is $13 at my favorite u-pull, and trivial to access at the yard. Walk up to the counter with two caliper pins I bet you will pay less. Bring a magnet but probably just keep any that are still shiny.

[abscate]

Thats sweet pricing, Erik. Nearest to me is an hour drive, and showing $50-65 per caliper. When I add the time, the removal time, etc, FCP "Pay once and cry" seems like a deal.

I do see them at $20 down in Webster CT but that is quite a hike.

[erikv11]

Ouch, can't refute the numbers.

That u-pull isn't my closest, just my favorite. It's 3 hours away but is in the regular travel circuit. And they get $13 + $5 core for a full caliper, but presumably if you're bringing pins to the counter not a caliper, there is no core charge. https://upullrparts.com/part-pricing/

BTW as to a question higher up in the thread: I recently returned calipers without pins to Rockauto, still received a full core charge refund. Makes sense given that they put in new (chintzy) slide pins as part of the rebuild.

[abscate]

User rick4484 brought this issue up 3 years ago and In the linked thread is a part number for OEM pins.

2019 pricing is....14.99 pair but availability is unknown

Audi BMW Disc Brake Caliper Pin Set - FTE 000K10005


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replacement for Volvo 30648017

[abscate]

The official name for cheap, crappy metal used in parts for the rich people who can afford to do a job twice (once with crappy part, then again.) is now:

"Silver cheese"

and

" Chinesium" is hereby retired.

[wizechatmgr]

Silver cheese removal tool...

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