Can I save the caliper?

Started by slowkitty, March 08, 2011, 01:57:29 AM

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slowkitty

Trying to re-condition a set of calipers off a 2002 monster,



... and turned out that one of them the inner piston holders had a leak.  Can these be repaired by welding etc or should i just take a replacement? These calipers are pretty common, shared by older monsters and guzzis.

Anyone has a road-rashed caliper for cheap sale? I only need a good-condition inner half i.e. not the half with the "Brembo" word.

Cheers

rockaduc

I would just pick up another one.  As you said yourself, they are plentiful and can usually be had for fairly cheap.
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I've got a caliper in the f/s section, check it out send me a PM

http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=46779.0

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COP TZR

I've got a clean left side in good working order if your interested.

64duc

 Cast aluminum can be welded, but this is a brake caliper. I wouldn't trust my life to it.
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booger

I was told by Yoyodyne that these calipers were not rebuildable, but I'm going to contact Ducati or Brembo to make sure. I'm having a hard time accepting that these calipers are to be discarded and no one sells rebuild kits.
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jerryz

you can source the seals from o ring companies but you need OPDM seals not normal runner

ducpainter

Quote from: bergdoerfer on March 09, 2011, 09:12:30 AM
I was told by Yoyodyne that these calipers were not rebuildable, but I'm going to contact Ducati or Brembo to make sure. I'm having a hard time accepting that these calipers are to be discarded and no one sells rebuild kits.
It may be that the rebuild parts are just not sold in the US.

That is the case with many brake related items here due to the ridiculous amount of frivolous litigation.
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slowkitty

Alright, back from my trip.

I am in the market for the back half of a caliper, so one with a road-rashed front-facing side is fine.  Will consider complete units depending on price, of course.

Will appreciate  offers to my PM, with your email (for pic purposes)  and price with shipping to Chicago.

Cheers


booger

Alas, it's KTM part #58713021000 for pistons and seals. The 2000-2002 Duke II uses the same 2-pin Goldline axials and KTM doesn't mind selling a rebuild kit. Not sure if the o-ring joining the caliper halves is included but it could be sourced from a metric o-ring supplier somewhere.
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2001 M900Sie - sold
2006 S2R1000 - sold
2008 HM1100S - sold
2004 998 FE - $old
2007 S4RT
2007 Vespa LX50 aka "Slowey"
2008 BMW R1200 GSA