04 XJR Brake Hardware
#2
I got mine from Ebay
Rear handbrake pads
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/160939425...84.m1436.l2649
Full set of disks and pads
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/390712304...84.m1438.l2649
Redstuff pads search for
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/201020296...84.m1438.l2649
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/191078773...84.m1438.l2649
Cheers
34by151
Rear handbrake pads
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/160939425...84.m1436.l2649
Full set of disks and pads
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/390712304...84.m1438.l2649
Redstuff pads search for
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/201020296...84.m1438.l2649
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/191078773...84.m1438.l2649
Cheers
34by151
Last edited by 34by151; 05-15-2014 at 10:32 PM.
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I recently purchased excellent OE-quality Mintex pads for the Brembo calipers on our '04 XJR from Coventry West (Coventry West - Jaguar and Land Rover Parts), but I would assume that SNG Barratt, Welsh Enterprises and other independent Jag parts specialists will carry quality pads for our cars.
You use the term "hardware," though - do you mean rotors or calipers rather than pads? I'm sure CW and the others can supply rotors - not sure about calipers.
You might use the forum search function to see if you can find posts about a brand of pads that supposedly leaves less dust on the wheels. I generally prefer softer pads that provide great braking and wear out faster than the rotor and I don't mind cleaning the dust, but others seem to be happy with the lower-dust pads.
Cheers,
Don
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#4
I got mine from Ebay
Rear handbrake pads
Brake Pads FOR Handbrake Rear Jaguar S Type LP2112 | eBay
Full set of disks and pads
F R KIT Premier Series High Carbon Diamond Slot Brake Rotors Ceramic Pads R756 | eBay
Redstuff pads search for
EBC Brakes DP31140C EBC Redstuff Ceramic LOW Dust Brake Pads | eBay
EBC Brakes DP31462C EBC Redstuff Ceramic LOW Dust Brake Pads S Type Super V8 XJR | eBay
Cheers
34by151
Rear handbrake pads
Brake Pads FOR Handbrake Rear Jaguar S Type LP2112 | eBay
Full set of disks and pads
F R KIT Premier Series High Carbon Diamond Slot Brake Rotors Ceramic Pads R756 | eBay
Redstuff pads search for
EBC Brakes DP31140C EBC Redstuff Ceramic LOW Dust Brake Pads | eBay
EBC Brakes DP31462C EBC Redstuff Ceramic LOW Dust Brake Pads S Type Super V8 XJR | eBay
Cheers
34by151
Thanks 34by151 but I don't need pads I already have a set of Akebonos. Just need the actual hardware for the pads.
Below is a link of what I need except this one fits xj8. I have xjr with brembo brakes.
Centric® 117.61036 - Jaguar XJ-Type 2004 Rear Disc Brake Hardware
Thanks again. Look forward to your advice.
#5
By the way last year I did a front rotor and pad replacement. Just ready to do the rears now. See thread below.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...04-xjr-104049/
Thanks guys for insight
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...04-xjr-104049/
Thanks guys for insight
#6
Not sure what that is but it looks like piston seals and pad backing plates
Backing plates should come wit the pads
you don't need to rebuild the calipers unless they are leaking
If you do check out Brake Rotors Brake Discs Drilled Slotted Rotors
Cheers
34by151
Backing plates should come wit the pads
you don't need to rebuild the calipers unless they are leaking
If you do check out Brake Rotors Brake Discs Drilled Slotted Rotors
Cheers
34by151
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Below is what the hardware looks like for the front.
Centric® 117.20003 - Jaguar XJ-Type 2004 Front Disc Brake Hardware
Centric® 117.20003 - Jaguar XJ-Type 2004 Front Disc Brake Hardware
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Below is what the hardware looks like for the front.
Centric® 117.20003 - Jaguar XJ-Type 2004 Front Disc Brake Hardware
Centric® 117.20003 - Jaguar XJ-Type 2004 Front Disc Brake Hardware
Most of us just clean and re-use those guide pins and pin-clips, so unless yours are damaged you shouldn't have to purchase them. BTW, on our Brembos the guide pins do not have those rubber gaiters.
EPC shows the part number for the guide pin/clip kit is C2C21785 and Jaguar list price is $182.25 (I kid you not!). I just tried to look up real-world prices at jaguarmerriamparts.com and gaudinjaguarparts.com but both of their systems are currently down - I assume Jaguar must be updating their systems.
Cheers,
Don
Last edited by Don B; 05-16-2014 at 12:26 AM.
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I believe the hardware has been exhausted on my rear brakes. Specifically the driver side. Once my breaks get hot a loud squeak comes from the rear driver side while turning right. The squeak varies on brake pressure applied. I've check the rotors and pads and seem good. The pads are a year old and I had the squeak prior to installing them. There is no play in the wheel as well. I would to get new hardware but don't want to get jaguar prices. I was able to get the hardware for the fronts no problem when I did my install last year. But just can't find any for the rears.
Is it possible that the rear hardware for the XJ8 fit the brembo XJR?
Is it possible that the rear hardware for the XJ8 fit the brembo XJR?
#10
I doubt you need new pin set as bad pis would not stay in
check the clip under the pins has tension on the pads
Also when you installed the pads did you install backing plates (shims)
Generally you would get at rattle when not under brake force, not when you apply the brakes
Check the rotor thickness, all the bolts are tight and clean all the calipers
The pin set for the rear caliper is C2C21783 and C2C21784 for the electric park brake
Before purchasing these I would swap the pin sets left to right and see if the fault changes sides, I doubt it will
BTW R1 have the pin set at a fraction of the OEM cost
Cheers
34by151
check the clip under the pins has tension on the pads
Also when you installed the pads did you install backing plates (shims)
Generally you would get at rattle when not under brake force, not when you apply the brakes
Check the rotor thickness, all the bolts are tight and clean all the calipers
The pin set for the rear caliper is C2C21783 and C2C21784 for the electric park brake
Before purchasing these I would swap the pin sets left to right and see if the fault changes sides, I doubt it will
BTW R1 have the pin set at a fraction of the OEM cost
Cheers
34by151
Last edited by 34by151; 05-17-2014 at 10:28 PM.
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I doubt you need new pin set as bad pis would not stay in
check the clip under the pins has tension on the pads
Also when you installed the pads did you install backing plates (shims)
Generally you would get at rattle when not under brake force, not when you apply the brakes
Check the rotor thickness, all the bolts are tight and clean all the calipers
The pin set for the rear caliper is C2C21783 and C2C21784 for the electric park brake
Before purchasing these I would swap the pin sets left to right and see if the fault changes sides, I doubt it will
BTW R1 have the pin set at a fraction of the OEM cost
Cheers
34by151
check the clip under the pins has tension on the pads
Also when you installed the pads did you install backing plates (shims)
Generally you would get at rattle when not under brake force, not when you apply the brakes
Check the rotor thickness, all the bolts are tight and clean all the calipers
The pin set for the rear caliper is C2C21783 and C2C21784 for the electric park brake
Before purchasing these I would swap the pin sets left to right and see if the fault changes sides, I doubt it will
BTW R1 have the pin set at a fraction of the OEM cost
Cheers
34by151
Thanks again.
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