Rear brake parts help

AlanYoro35i · 11-01-2011, 07:19 PM

Hi guys

I need to find a list of parts i need when i change the rear brake pads and disc for the 335i.

I looked at realoem and its quite confusing on the diagram, would i need new protection plates? or inner hex box etc or would i need just the following

these item with part number from bmwminipaarts.com Pads- 6775678 ,disc 6764655 and sensors 6762253?

would it be the same if i gave these number to bmw parts department?

thanks

p.s has anyone seen a tutorial in here? i did a search but only mention pads and sensor.

Thanks

westsidee90 · 11-02-2011, 06:48 AM

bud just go to euro car parts give them your reg and buy the following

2 new rear discs
one set of good quality pads
one rear brake pad wear sensor

You can re use your existing anti rattle clip and the dsics wel come with a new locator nut for both sides.

job done :-)

If i recall i think its a 15mm bolt (maybe 14 i have forgotton) which holds the rear caliper carrier on so as long as you have a socket set and allen key socket set your good to go :-)

its a DIY job. While the discs are off id adjust the handbrake shoes :-)

idnan · 11-02-2011, 07:35 AM

I have a spare set of genuine rear pads which I'm looking to get rid of if you're interested.

And lol @ westsidee90's edit reason

westsidee90 · 11-03-2011, 02:24 PM

lol he he i sorted him out today hes a happy dude :-)

idan its all about the sala he he :-)

11-01-2011, 07:19 PM	#1
AlanYoro35i Senior Troll 224 Rep 3,378 Posts Drives: Coming soon-718 Cayman S Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: South West iTrader: (1)	Rear brake parts help Hi guys I need to find a list of parts i need when i change the rear brake pads and disc for the 335i. I looked at realoem and its quite confusing on the diagram, would i need new protection plates? or inner hex box etc or would i need just the following these item with part number from bmwminipaarts.com Pads- 6775678 ,disc 6764655 and sensors 6762253? would it be the same if i gave these number to bmw parts department? thanks p.s has anyone seen a tutorial in here? i did a search but only mention pads and sensor. Thanks __________________ Gone: N54 335i is the Legend! N55 435i Now: 718 Cayman GTS / F83 M4 Last edited by AlanYoro35i; 11-01-2011 at 07:34 PM..
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westsidee90 Second Lieutenant 22 Rep 235 Posts Drives: e90 Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: London iTrader: (0)	bud just go to euro car parts give them your reg and buy the following 2 new rear discs one set of good quality pads one rear brake pad wear sensor You can re use your existing anti rattle clip and the dsics wel come with a new locator nut for both sides. job done :-) If i recall i think its a 15mm bolt (maybe 14 i have forgotton) which holds the rear caliper carrier on so as long as you have a socket set and allen key socket set your good to go :-) its a DIY job. While the discs are off id adjust the handbrake shoes :-) Last edited by westsidee90; 11-02-2011 at 06:50 AM.. Reason: sala
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idnan Lieutenant Colonel 76 Rep 1,518 Posts Drives: Alpine White 335i Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Birmingham iTrader: (9)	I have a spare set of genuine rear pads which I'm looking to get rid of if you're interested. And lol @ westsidee90's edit reason
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westsidee90 Second Lieutenant 22 Rep 235 Posts Drives: e90 Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: London iTrader: (0)	lol he he i sorted him out today hes a happy dude :-) idan its all about the sala he he :-)
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