Rear disk brake shield plates

[verde]

Does anybody have a set to sell or can they be bought from bmw. Mine are rather roosty so i need a new set while the arse end is being swapped out

I can find pictures of what im after but dont know where i can get some

[maxfield]

Sure they're still available from BMW dude.

[cjdonny]

i got mine from here not bad price
http://www.bmminiparts.com/PriceFinder.aspx

[tomislav]

Am i right in thinking that you have to pull the wheel bearing apart to fit them tho?

[sunnyr83]

Bmw still do them for £30 each iirc.

[cjdonny]

http://www.bmminiparts.com/DiagramView. ... MOSP=47256

[Craggy73]

Rear Left (34211162061) & Right (34211162062). £26.60 each
Just about to order a pair myself

[Brianmoooore]

Am i right in thinking that you have to pull the wheel bearing apart to fit them tho?

Cut in the narrowest place with a 1mm cutting disc, twist into place, bolt them up, and run a bead of weld along the cut, avoiding where the handbrake shoe lies.

[verde]

Rear Left (34211162061) & Right (34211162062). £26.60 each
Just about to order a pair myself

Good god, that will need to wait a moment or two then. Thanks guys, next month il get some. Just bought a 600D. These can wait

[magpie]

600d ?

[billgatese30]

600d ?

One of these at a guess

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[Stonkin]

I just bought a rear pair last week from bmw, they were about £20 each but i get a 10% discount. Bit of a pain to change but not too bad

[Chris_B86]

Just fitted mine. £26 each from the stealers. Make sure you order new bearings too

[polsta]

Just fitted mine. £26 each from the stealers. Make sure you order new bearings too

how long does it take to do all in ? how much are the bearings ? when the pin went through the rusted hole on my old is it was a bit of a mission to bodge fix it with washers, have no idea what the current ones are like

[cjdonny]

Just buy a new fixing kit(annti rattle screws) when you get the plates and bearings

[Craggy73]

...how much are the bearings ? ...

Think the stealer ones are over £50 each, someone may know better. I've got some ebay specials for £20 each. They say they are made in Germany by 'HANS PRIES/TOPRAN' so will see how long it is before my wheels fall off...

[Chris_B86]

Just fitted mine. £26 each from the stealers. Make sure you order new bearings too

how long does it take to do all in ? how much are the bearings ? when the pin went through the rusted hole on my old is it was a bit of a mission to bodge fix it with washers, have no idea what the current ones are like

I got the bearings from GSF, £20 each. It's not a quick job, I took the trailing arms off, and then took them to a friends to have the hubs and bearings pressed in and out

[capnmchl]

Think CP4L do SKF bearings, which probably would of been OEM, for around £25 a side.

[verde]

If correct magpie said one of the rear arms already had new bearings so id only need one side, still, thats going to be around 100 quid, i was expecting maybe 25 in total and a relatively easy swap. bollocks

[Chris_B86]

If correct magpie said one of the rear arms already had new bearings so id only need one side, still, thats going to be around 100 quid, i was expecting maybe 25 in total and a relatively easy swap. bollocks

New it may be, but you will not pull the hub without the inner race of the bearing splitting and coming with it

[Chris_B86]

There is a pikey way to do it, you could cut the back plate and put it on with some jiggery pokery without pulling the hub and tack it back up

[verde]

Fuck it, it can wait. My dads exact words were " just dont do too many handbrake turns and itl be fine "

Its a bit shaky and probably wouldnt handle a days drift abuse, but im not a drifter so itl be fine for now. Il sort it out nearer summer

[Chris_B86]

**** it, it can wait. My dads exact words were " just dont do too many handbrake turns and itl be fine "

Its a bit shaky and probably wouldnt handle a days drift abuse, but im not a drifter so itl be fine for now. Il sort it out nearer summer

Haha what a guy. I've never once used a handbrake to initiate a drift, clutch kick like a boss! haha

[polsta]

does sound like a ball ache- 2x plates £50 + bearings £50 + fixing kit screws, plus all the time/labour to do it, il give mine a good inspection when i do the suspension , being a 1986 car they must of been done at some point hopefully

[Chris_B86]

does sound like a ball ache- 2x plates £50 + bearings £50 + fixing kit screws, plus all the time/labour to do it, il give mine a good inspection when i do the suspension , being a 1986 car they must of been done at some point hopefully

Only reason I've done it is the car is off the road so I've had time and I've replaced everything back there, bushes, bearings, brakes, cables, back plates etc

Couple of pics at the bottom of this thread...



http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... c&t=234146

[Craggy73]

Only reason I've done it is the car is off the road so I've had time and I've replaced everything back there, bushes, bearings, brakes, cables, back plates etc

I'm doing exactly the same and collecting all the parts ready for a full strip down at the back. You could just cut off the rust plates for now, will make your car lighter and faster

[Chris_B86]

Only reason I've done it is the car is off the road so I've had time and I've replaced everything back there, bushes, bearings, brakes, cables, back plates etc

I'm doing exactly the same and collecting all the parts ready for a full strip down at the back. You could just cut off the rust plates for now, will make your car lighter and faster

He could, but then his brake shoes would fall out haha

[Jozi]

Brian posted up these little spring retention hats that you could use if the sping had pulled the screw through the backplate, makes no sense what I just said but Brian will know if he reads this

[Chris_B86]

I know what you mean, it's basically a washer with a slit and groove to hold the locking pin in on the back

[Jozi]

I know what you mean, it's basically a washer with a slit and groove to hold the locking pin in on the back

Yeah pretty much, I can't remember their name or find them on ebay.

[Brianmoooore]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GIRLING-BRAKE ... 2562818094

[Craggy73]

Only reason I've done it is the car is off the road so I've had time and I've replaced everything back there, bushes, bearings, brakes, cables, back plates etc

I'm doing exactly the same and collecting all the parts ready for a full strip down at the back. You could just cut off the rust plates for now, will make your car lighter and faster

He could, but then his brake shoes would fall out haha

Arh, I see. I've got discs on the back.

[Grrrmachine]

You've still got a handbrake, and that uses shoes