where can i find this bolt?
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bones
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MidwayUSA
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Neither one of those kits have that bolt in them. The bolts in those kits are the ones that hold the pads. The one needed has an allen socket for an allen wrench to fit in. It has a groove cut on each end for the seal to pop into. It is threaded on the other end to mount the caliper to the flat l shaped mounting plate.
bones
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oh ok sorry about that
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Ebay or Yamaha shop.
87warrior917
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Local hardware store...
MidwayUSA
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That is a special bolt you are not going to buy at the hardware store. It seems it is not available separately from Yamaha either. It is basically the pin the caliper slides on when releasing. Hence the seals on both ends. It is shouldered on the bracket side so it tightens up. This was gummed up on mine so I had to replace the seals and lube it up. Seems you are going to probably have to buy a new or good used caliper. Or get lucky and find someone that has one of them lying around.
The outer seal is missing as well, but those can be purchased from Yamaha or are in the kit listed above.
The outer seal is missing as well, but those can be purchased from Yamaha or are in the kit listed above.
87warrior917
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MidwayUSA
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Here is a complete caliper that isn't too pricey:
Caliper
Caliper is junk because the seal lip is broken out near that bolt you need. Bolt is there, though. I'd point out the seal area being broken and offer a lot lower price. Moisture would get in there and that caliper would be gummed up and stuck all the time. Sucks to not be able to buy that bolt alone!!
Caliper
Caliper is junk because the seal lip is broken out near that bolt you need. Bolt is there, though. I'd point out the seal area being broken and offer a lot lower price. Moisture would get in there and that caliper would be gummed up and stuck all the time. Sucks to not be able to buy that bolt alone!!
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87warrior917
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No its the slide/bolt for the caliper to slide on. I thought it was the mounting bolt at first too...
This seems to be a problem with our rear brakes. My 87 had the problem and my black ones slide has some slop in it.
sickofit
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guys....can't get much rear\front brake parts through Yamaha...like the rubbers the slide pins go in,slide pins,etc....BUT,if you order parts for a rear caliper from a Suzuki 250 Quadracer(85-92)...THEY FIT..!!!....Been talked about on here before...Should be a sticky..!!
