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Old 06-19-2020, 03:52 PM
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Hey guys, I have 2016 CD and was planning on having the calipers powder coated and I read its a good idea to replace the seal etc when doing this. I haven't pulled the calipers from the car yet but does anyone know what model of brembo calipers are stock, so I can order the right parts. Or does anyone know of an all in one rebuild kit for the front and rear calipers?

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I'm sure if you call the Parts Department at the local P dealer, they'd be more than happy to tell you the part numbers you'd need.
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Any website where you can punch your year and mode linto will tell you. Porsche parts of Marin, or Gaudin are two great places.
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I did my calipers a couple months ago. I ordered a seal kit from Rock Auto. The seal kit from Porsche only included the dust boots. If I had to do it again I would just re use the original seals, I only had 70,000 miles on the car. The replacement seals were a pain in the butt to work with. I ended up using some of the original seals.

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Old 06-22-2020, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by The Boz Abides
I'm sure if you call the Parts Department at the local P dealer, they'd be more than happy to tell you the part numbers you'd need.
Thanks for the suggestion, unfortunately my nearest dealer is an hour away and it is almost impossible to get a parts guy on the phone to answer a question. Even leaving a message does not get a return call usually so I it leaves me trying to find the info on the internet myself.

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Originally Posted by RAudi Driver
Any website where you can punch your year and mode linto will tell you. Porsche parts of Marin, or Gaudin are two great places.
Thanks, I will try those websites you mention, but what I have found so far is what appears to only be the dust caps for sale? The diagrams are not clear and as of right now I have sent an email to hopefully get some clarity on what the part numbers correspond to but who knows if I will get a reply.

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Originally Posted by Newegg
I did my calipers a couple months ago. I ordered a seal kit from Rock Auto. The seal kit from Porsche only included the dust boots. If I had to do it again I would just re use the original seals, I only had 70,000 miles on the car. The replacement seals were a pain in the butt to work with. I ended up using some of the original seals.

Thanks for the heads up, Your calipers look great, this is what I'm trying to do and I will try to source OEM or brembo parts.

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