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Need to source a specific bolt?

CollumPlz
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Hi, I am replacing the brake discs on my 2003 MK5 Fiesta but once I removed the brake piston, one of the bolts that holds the caliper carrier onto the wheel is rounded. I've been looking everywhere for this specific bolt that will fit, I can remove it as I have the special bits that pull them out but haven't done so yet as I still need to drive.

Does anyone know the name or have a link to this? I can only find the long bolts that hold the piston and pads in place...

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    Go to your local Ford parts department, they will get you the exact part.

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    Caliper screw is part number 1471746 an M12 25mm one. 

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    21 minutes ago, Jonro2009 said:

    Caliper screw is part number 1471746 an M12 25mm one. 

    That part number only shows m10? I assume any bolt that is m12 and 25mm would fit, right?

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    4 minutes ago, CollumPlz said:

    That part number only shows m10? I assume any bolt that is m12 and 25mm would fit, right?

    Sorry, you're right it's an M10. And any M10 25mm bolt should fit. 

     

    I'm assuming that this is the bolt you are.talkong about? HB1Screenshot_20220922_103740.thumb.jpg.f7b6f116aa63f8d56d05f7e72a600ce7.jpg

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    12 minutes ago, CollumPlz said:

    I assume any bolt that is m12 and 25mm would fit, right?

    No, probably high tensile bolt required. (I'm no expert on bolts but whenever I need to replace one like this I will always source one from Ford)

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    1 minute ago, Frembrit said:

    No, probably high tensile bolt required. (I'm no expert on bolts but whenever I need to replace one like this I will always source one from Ford)

    I would also go to Ford, I think they are about £1.50 each. To be honest I didn't consider the tensile strength 👍

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    8 minutes ago, Jonro2009 said:

    Sorry, you're right it's an M10. And any M10 25mm bolt should fit. 

     

    I'm assuming that this is the bolt you are.talkong about? HB1Screenshot_20220922_103740.thumb.jpg.f7b6f116aa63f8d56d05f7e72a600ce7.jpg

    Yes that is the one! Thank you 🙂

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