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Offline doug80638

Brake caliper slide pin boots!
« on: June 28, 2021, 07:53:59 PM »

I'm replacing my brake pads on the 2017 Z8, and I need to replace the slide boots.

Front caliper part numbers are 7000-080900 and 7000-080800.

The auto parts stores have lots of these things, but nothing that fits the Z.

Anyone have any ideas on where to find such things? Polaris/Can-am/other alternates?
 
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Offline doug80638

Re: Brake caliper slide pin boots!
« Reply #1 on: July 01, 2021, 01:19:59 PM »

It seems that CFMOTO is not interested or intentions for providing any rebuild parts for their brake calipers. This is a shame because brakes are a maintenance item, and there should be rebuild kits made available for them.

The boots material is extremely thin and easily torn, so be careful.

In my hunt for slide boots, I came across two that can be made to work with a little effort.

Duralast H16011
Wearever 18019a

In both cases, the bottom portion needs a size reduction to fit into the caliper. I accomplished this by using a table sander to thin the base and reduce the circumference. It fit pretty well after that bit of fiddling, and is of much better quality than the OEM boot.

$4 buys a four pack.
2017 Zforce 800 - Red
SuperATV Flip windshield
Tusk soft rear window
Uni-Filter foam air filter
Bandit springs

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Offline NMKawierider

Re: Brake caliper slide pin boots!
« Reply #2 on: July 01, 2021, 02:27:51 PM »

It seems that CFMOTO is not interested or intentions for providing any rebuild parts for their brake calipers. This is a shame because brakes are a maintenance item, and there should be rebuild kits made available for them.

The boots material is extremely thin and easily torn, so be careful.

In my hunt for slide boots, I came across two that can be made to work with a little effort.

Duralast H16011
Wearever 18019a

In both cases, the bottom portion needs a size reduction to fit into the caliper. I accomplished this by using a table sander to thin the base and reduce the circumference. It fit pretty well after that bit of fiddling, and is of much better quality than the OEM boot.

$4 buys a four pack.


Thanks Doug80638. This will be a big help to many...including me. :)

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Offline glenlivet

Re: Brake caliper slide pin boots!
« Reply #3 on: July 02, 2021, 06:20:20 PM »
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