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- This is the rusty old brake caliper off our Vauxhall Signum and it is in need of a full restoration. I start sandblasting rust and it get's treated to a powder coating, new seals and fitted back to a new disc, brake pads and a brake hose. I also did the other side Hope you enjoy.
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There is something about taking old automotive parts, stripping them down, media blasting them, painting them and make them look and function like new again. It just never gets old. Thumbs Up Martin!
Not only did you make it look beautiful but your work ensures the pads slide freely and are not stopped by rust causing dangerous sticky calipers. Very well done!!
If you leave the banjo bolt, piston, and piston seal in, and leave the bleed screw tight, you can blast the whole unit and not worry about having to stuff things in holes or tape if off, Just my 02 cents!! Great job though none-the-less.
Now that’s a perfect break job my friends
Powder coating is just great. makes everything look brand new again. great job.
Wow...you have the most immaculate and clean old brake fluid that I have ever seen! Usually it is colored anywhere from tea to cola or coffee. But your's? Kudos to the person who cleans the inside of your brake lines. They do a fantastic job.
Top job Martin very therapeutic watching the transformation of the caliper from the start to the installation back on the signum keep up the good work 👍👍👍👍👍
The right way to put loctite on screws......thumbs up!
Good looking calipers. And the best is, they are not red :-)
Thanks for showing the installation.
Gonna do this on my Transit Connect callipers when it gets warmer, gets a thumbs up from me Martin.
This was so satisfying to watch, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Top job Martin, my four calipers on the way to you to restore lol ,brilliant as usual
Great video Martin. Another great demo on how to restore your calipers to like new !
Cheers, Jeff.
Another cracking vid Martin,keep them coming
Really good job, man.!!!! nice work.
Nice one Martin. I really love that powder coating. Always good results. Take care you two
That is a great job, Martin. Around here in the states, I usually just install remanufactured calipers. When I try to undo the bleeder screws on them old ones, they almost always break off. They throw so much salt and stuff down on the roads in the winter time everything gets rusted out. Even trying to replace a brake hose is kind of a big job. I went to Community College and I had a job at an import shop, Volkswagens and Subarus, and I was taught to use never seize where the threads are and where the pads slide on the caliper mount. Never had any trouble.
Yes, I got lucky with these ones
Good job Martin 👏🏼
Extremely well done thank you very much just what I was looking for.
All I can say is to bad brake shops don't take that much care in doing brakes.
Keep up the great vid's.
The good ones don't either, not by a long way.
Doing this level of restore wouldn't earn most shops any money. They do your brakes in minutes and you'll be lucky to get a wipe down of the calliper... Brakes are not rocket science, I think I lean towards doing them myself as that bit of extra attention means they'll last so much longer on the car.
Great video Martin the finish is awesome
Looks superb Martin 👍🏼
The music in this video is nice.And then in the old videos, the music reminded me of a funeral March.😉
I think it's from this movie. Sounds similar th-cam.com/video/aL4jssSI6h8/w-d-xo.html
Top job Martin as always mate
Amazing restoration Done 👍
Thumbs up 👍
👏 👏
Great job !
Great job Martin very informative gets the thumbs up from me 👍
Nice job Martin...👍
Good job Martin . That copper slip saved the day again . Oh and Mick sort your
tool box out.
I thought I was the only one who put threadlocker on like that haha
Nice resto!!
You're on a different level my man great video
Cracking restore, top job
Great job Martin like NEW.
Fantastic Martin you have to love that powder coating keep up the hard work mate big thumbs up from me
Parabéns pelo alto nível de profissionalismo! Você faz jus a profissão!
Nice job Martin :)
Very nice looking job there.
Martin absolutely fantastic job. you made them brake calipers look like brand new ones great job Martin 🚗👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Kev
Excellent !!
fantastic job as usual martin, that powder kit and the oven was money well spent,all the best.................dougie
Yes Doug, I'm glad I got into it
Excellent!
great work! thunmbs up!
Well done sir! 😁
Ready for the MOT
Another top job from the TH-cam legend 👍
Haha Jason, not yet lol
Good vid just like odd tinkering . Good job
Hi Retro Hax 👋👋👋 awesome restoration brake caliper 👍👍👍💣👌🏽
Nicely done, sir.
Thanks bud
Very nice work
good jobb mate 👨🔧
Another great job pal👍👍👌
Cheers bud
so pelo serviço lindo e completo ganhou mais um inscrito parabens
Nice job
Really nice Martin.
I've received my p/coating kit and a load of colours. Just need to get it all set up, thanks for your discount code pretty much a free colour.
Nice one Hughie good luck bud
Great video martin check out red rubber grease its rated for use around rubber seals and brake fluid wont affect it ... loving how tidy them brakes look now
Отличная работа приятель👍
Nice job there Martin
Cheers bud
Always enjoy your videos Martin thank you for sharing I am from South Africa how sad is that
That things more lubed up than my missus on a Friday night lol
ottimo lavoro
Great video, Martin. Original parts work best.
Bom trabalho!!🖒
Came out nice mate.. better then new
Hard wearing too the powdercoat Mick
@@RetroHax yeah mate
Another excellent outcome. Did tango man strip it all down and papa Smurf rebuild calliper 😂 keep the videos coming Martin
Cheers Jason haha, I see what you mean lol
bienvenue, bon travail
Great.
Very nicely done. ;o|
Oddly enough, the first brakes I ever took apart were on a Vauxhall - my Dad's HB Viva 1600 Slant Four, quite a beast. 1974, I was eight at the time.
It went up mountains in North Wales like nothing. Mind you, when pushed it only had slightly better mpg than the flare at Stanlow... #o.
Mükemmel bir restorasyon oldu, tebrikler dostum. Türkiye' de olsaydı, o parçayı çöpe atarlar, yenisini kullanırlardı. Güzel bir kazanç başardın.
apart from the silicone grease which i don't know if is dot 3-4(+) break fluid compatible i think this is a good walkthorugh
Great stuff as always Martin. You don't get that service at Quick Fit.
Hi Martin, sand blastings my favorite part,very stimulating,thank you
Cracking job, how much for a full service and MOT?
Nice video what kind of grease is ok to use the one you use is out of stock
Хорошо.
Just paid almost two months rent on entire system and they're still working on it. Taking a torch to get the calipers off? Car is from Michigan but now in Georgia. So the salt and deicing junk from Michigan made this type of restoration impossible?
Couldn't sleep from it all and came across this. Beautiful.
No way I can do that... I'll buy new ones. Thanks for the video!
Ah I don't have a shot blast... Guess it's more sandpaper for me then!!
Hi, i'm wondering, if i wanted to correct the imperfections on the caliper surface, can you powder coat over bondo?
Hi Martin,
Beter use ATE plastilub on the rubber parts and ceramic grease on the metal parts so you won,t disturb the antilocksystem (abs)
Greetings from Holland.
Great job and tips Martin. As I mentioned before I have my son's to do in the Spring, so this video has proved very useful.
powder coating is far superior to paint, can you do me a bodyshell Martin, lol, best wishes.
She may have been rusty, but everything else looked brand new. Bleeder not even frozen.
Love to do this on my car, but in red.
That was amazing job that you have done for that. Caliper it looks like you've just got it out of a box. Well done, Martin
Bit much doin it on your kitchen top mate bloody hell 😉
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Can you sand blast the caliper with leaving the piston and rubber boot still in the caliper ??
Your doing a few jobs on that signam I reckon be up for sale soon 😆😅😂👍
I wouldn't do all this work to sell it.
Wow
Hi Martin, did you use a new rubber seal kit? Nice job👍
Yes all new
All that silicone grese is gonna contaminate the DOT 4 brake fluid being made of glycol... if it took DOT 5 youd be ok as its silicone based
No it won't, it will be fine
RetroHax Martin are you trying to get Sharon’s life insurance money 💰 😂
If you say so 👍
Use ATF assembly paste instead
The slider pin on that model of ate caliper should be dry fit no silicone paste needed
Была совершена одна большая ошибка. Никогда нельзя смазывать внутри резинки направляющих,и сами направляющие. Именно резинки не гармошки. Они должны быть чистые и сухие, и направляющие так же.🫵🤔
Got a brand spanking new caliper to my Chevy Camino for about 80 bucks, on ebay.
Brake line from caliper to strut looked pretty short... end up having issues with that?
Its the right part.
I'd have used rubber grease for the piston seals and piston.
They come with silicone grease in the kit.
@@RetroHax I get that. Buy some parts include some grease. I use my own or an appropriate one. Silicone grease in the other places is fine. Even brake fluid as a lube for the seals would be fine
Great video Martin. Why not go with a color instead of black? Just curious.
Kevin Williams it’s for his personal car which isn’t the kind of car for colourful callipers
Because it adds nothing and I'm not a boy racer lol
Yes Martin. Silly me it’s not a Porsche is it?
I would of had a silly colour just because you can 😂😂
Thought you'd put a new disc on or are you waiting till you've done off side caliper.
This is a new disc put on a month ago
10:15 well done, you've now contaminated your brake fluid with grease.
Normal silicone grease? On brakes? In those temperatures?
yes silicone paste/grease or red rubber grease for rubber contact parts and ceramic lubricant for anything else on brakes, that pretty much industry standard .
They come with silicone grease.
@@RetroHax Afaik, i'ts high temperature resistant grease, that comes with them. Special, dedicated stuff.
@@tadeuszcyrulinski5070 red rubber grease (RRG) that specially design for hydraulics and use in brakes is only rated at 160degC, most silicone is 180 to 200degC
It quite simply doesn't get that hot and if was the rubber parts you use this on be burning .
Industry standard on hydraulics is RRG or silicone grease, silicone seems more common these days and you see it in use in everything from aviation hydraulic/pneumatics to most brake build kits .
The grease you may use behind piston to pad and pad clip hardware will see higher temps and this ideally wants be ceramic type paste .
Granville, carlube, apec, permatex do range products for brakes easily found and fairly cheap .