Laser Tools Brake Caliper Guide Thread Repair Kit - 5037


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This guide is for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts needing to repair brake caliper guide threads. The Laser Tools Brake Caliper Guide Thread Repair Kit provides a permanent solution to damaged threads, saving you time and money. Be aware that this kit is designed for specific vehicle applications and requires some mechanical expertise for correct use.
| Model Part Number | 5037 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
The kit is designed for Volkswagen Audi Group (90mm), Opel/Vauxhall (94mm), and Ford (105mm) vehicles. Always check your vehicle's specifications to confirm compatibility.
The kit includes a titanium-coated core drill, a 9mm tap, 10 threaded inserts, and space guides. It also comes in a durable blow mold case.
Yes, replacement threaded inserts (Part No 5038) and the titanium-coated core drill (Part No 0182) are available separately.
You'll need basic hand tools like a wrench, cleaning supplies and a torque wrench in addition to the components provided in the kit.
Ensure the tap is started straight and apply cutting oil during the tapping process. Back off the tap frequently to clear chips.
Clean the tapped hole and ensure the insert is correctly aligned. If the problem persists, remove the insert and re-tap the hole.
While the kit is user-friendly, it requires some mechanical experience and knowledge of brake system repair. Beginners should seek guidance from a qualified mechanic.
Detailed instructions are provided with the kit. You can also find additional information and tutorials online.
Ensure the drill is perpendicular to the surface. Apply cutting oil to aid drilling and avoid excessive force. Check drill speed.
Ensure the tap is started straight. Use cutting oil. Back off the tap frequently to clear chips.
Clean the tapped hole. Ensure the insert is correctly aligned with the thread. Remove insert and re-tap if necessary.