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Discuss with fans and owners of the most luxurious aircooled sedan/wagon that VW ever made, the VW 411/412. Official forum of Tom's Type 4 Corner.
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Chris Percival
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Post by Chris Percival »

I bled the clutch on the 411 yesterday. I works like a treat now. (ie doesn't need pumping to get the clutch to disengage). I also replaced the front brake flexy hoses, the pads still touch the disks too much, but at least they are not locked on any more.
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Chris Percival
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Hmm, I still have a problem with my brakes. I think I need to strip down and re-build my calipers. Anyone know if you can get re-build kits?

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Post by HughMcc »

I got a rebuild kit from Uro a few years back. If you want I'll see if I can find the part numbers.
sean
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Post by sean »

chris ......jane terry has xchange calipers £45 each sean
Specky VW freak
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Post by Specky VW freak »

Chris - are you using the right brake pads? Some calipers use thick pads whilst others use thinner ones. My 412 uses the thick ones.

I have a couple of sets of VW NOS thin ones if your stuck.

[This message has been edited by Specky VW freak (edited 07-16-2001).]
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Chris Percival
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Post by Chris Percival »

I found re-build kits in the end, and rebuilt by calipers. Now they work very well. I am sure I posted about that some time ago?
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