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dan
Dodge Dakota
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5/16/2005
15:21:17
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 Subject: brake bolts wrench size
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1)know what size allen wrench it takes for the front brake pad retainer bolts on a '00 2wd?
2) did dodge make some 2000 models with serviceable bearings and some with sealed hub/bearing units?
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mulderig
Dodge Dakota
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5/16/2005
19:20:59
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7mm
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John K
Dodge Dakota
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5/16/2005
20:51:04
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I assume you're talking about the caliper 'slider pins'
7mm as mentioned, odd size that doesn't come in a standard wrench set. I bought one from an industrial supply for a buck and change.
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minesfaster
Dodge Dakota
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5/16/2005
21:34:49
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I used a size 45 torex, it wasn't an allen. The front hub is a unit, some parts stores list individual bearings, but you would have take the hub and have the bearings pressed out and the new ones pressed in.
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dan
Dodge Dakota
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5/16/2005
22:17:41
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thanks...wanted to change brake pads and realized I didn't have any allen wrenches that fit.
Bought Autozone Duralast pads.....if anyone has negative experience with these I'd appreciate their comments.
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LarryB
Dodge Dakota
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6/04/2005
02:06:15
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I never had a problem with Duralast pads from Autozone. Keep the reciept though. eventually they will wear out and I believe there's a lifetime guarantee. Beware of parts like ball joints, stearing gears and stuff from Autozone.
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