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Anyone with Mazda knowledge?

colm_mcm · 2010-04-05 17:25:39

Have a 1.6 16v 323 saloon (2001) Front brake caliper needs replacement. Car has ABS and traction control Will a caliper from the much more common 1.3 or 1.5 models fit (presuming they have ABS) ?

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Have a 1.6 16v 323 saloon (2001)
Front brake caliper needs replacement.
Car has ABS and traction control

Will a caliper from the much more common 1.3 or 1.5 models fit (presuming they have ABS) ?

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#2 07-04-2010 5:57pm

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just incase anyone else needs to know, they're the same on the 1.3 and 1.5, but 1.6, 1.8 and diesels all have different calipers, in some cases a few different types for each engine

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#3 07-04-2010 6:16pm

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Thats a bit of a balls.

Is the caliper beyond repair?

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#4 08-04-2010 1:19pm

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Nope, gonna clean it up again. it lasted 7 months last time. Can get a recon one for 120 with the old caliper if it goes again. chances are the car will be replaced in the meantime.

That model 323 is a nightmare to get stuff for in a 1.6 as they only ran them for about 18 months and at that nobody in this country bought them! pity as they're a great yoke and have huge spec.

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