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The Connect Brake Disc Fixing Screws are designed for mechanics and vehicle owners needing to secure disc or drum brakes. Their key benefit is providing a reliable M8 x 1.25mm thread size for a secure fit, ensuring brake system integrity. A potential caveat is the requirement for a specific 6mm bit for installation. This 10-piece set offers a convenient solution for brake maintenance and replacement tasks.
| Model Part Number | 34132 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Connect |
A 6mm bit is required for installation.
These screws are suitable for disc and drum brakes that use an M8 x 1.25mm thread size for fixing.
The set includes 10 pieces of Connect Brake Disc Fixing Screws.
Yes, if the front and rear brake systems on your vehicle require M8 x 1.25mm fixing screws, these can be used for both.
If you lose a screw, it is recommended to purchase a replacement set or individual screws of the exact same specification (M8 x 1.25mm) to maintain brake system integrity.
They are supplied in a folding blister pack, which is ideal for keeping them organized and protected from the elements. Store in a dry place.
Ensure the thread pitch (M8 x 1.25mm) matches the hub and disc holes. Clean any debris from the threads on both the screw and the hub/disc.
Confirm you are using the correct 6mm bit size and that it is fully engaged with the screw head. Avoid excessive force; ensure the screw is threading smoothly.
Verify that the screw is the correct M8 x 1.25mm size and that the threads on both the screw and the mating part are not damaged or worn.
Setup:
Compatibility:
These screws are designed for vehicles with M8 x 1.25mm thread requirements for brake disc or drum fixing. Always confirm your vehicle's brake system specifications before purchasing to ensure compatibility.
Care:
Store the screws in their original folding blister pack in a dry environment to prevent corrosion. Regularly inspect brake components during routine maintenance; if screws show signs of rust or damage, they should be replaced.
