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What brake part is this?

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What brake part is this?

Changing the rotors on the rear of 2010 4x4 Ranger.
What is this(#3)?
It looks like it is just asking me to break it! (pun intended)
The caliper bolts are so small.
 
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Originally Posted by ranger rod
Changing the rotors on the rear of 2010 4x4 Ranger.
What is this(#3)?
I believe it's a 'Brake Noise Dampener'.


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It looks like it is just asking me to break it! (pun intended)
The caliper bolts are so small.
Lost me on these comments...but they are telling you to torque it to 124 inch-pounds, which is just a tad over 10 foot-pounds.





Here is a typical brake dampener:
 
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Thanks for the info. I appreciate it.
So the caliper bolt goes through it?
I said the bolt looks small as it appears to be around 13 mm.
My other cars (yes they have large brakes) are around 17 mm.
 
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So the caliper bolt goes through it?
I believe the OEM might all be one piece. I know the Raybestos aftermarket version uses a separate 'guide pin lock bolt' to sort of attach it.

If it's a true one-piece, I would assume you need to use an open end wrench or vise-grips to thread it out - But I'm not 100% sure.

OEM Setup (I believe):


Raybestos aftermarket setup:
 

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That is a great photo and really explains things for me.
Thanks!
Any other pitfalls that I might find doing these brakes?
 
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That is a great photo and really explains things for me.
Thanks!
Any other pitfalls that I might find doing these brakes?
No problem - I haven't heard of any other 'twists'!

Good Luck! lol
 
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Already changing rotors on a 2010!???


Sorry...can't help much in the parts identification though....Only been under one when they were brand new.
 
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