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Old 22-Nov-2004, 16:01
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Floating washers on Brake Disks

Hi Everone
I wonder if someone could give me some advise. I currently have a 748R which is a 2001 model. I have lost one of the floating washers that attach the brake disk to the carrier. I have visited my local dealer who informed me that I can't buy a single washer and need to order a complete disk £480. They also told me that I would be better off for safety reasons to buy two disks as they are matched as a pair ?????. This seems to be a very expensive answer to a tiny washer that can't cost more than a few quid at the most. Would anyone happen to know if this is true and if not would anyone know where I can purchase a floating washer?
Your advise would be a great help.
I would also like to know if this is a normal occurance or I have just been unlucky. Thanks in advance.
Scott.
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Old 22-Nov-2004, 16:35
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Is it a washer or a circlip?

Take one of the others off, and go to your local hardware store, and get one for about 10p
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I looks like it has been pressed at the Ducati factory when the disk was made, and there are no cir-clips apparent. I will take a look tonight and see if I can carefully remove another one. Thanks for the advise anyway. Scott
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Scott.......you have a U2U
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Beat me to it Nelly, was just gonna inform the world you do new kits.
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Old 23-Nov-2004, 08:54
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Many Thanks Nelly
I will be calling you over the next couple of days to order a set. I guess I just call the number on the cornerspeed website? Excellent advise and an easy solution that has saved me a lot of cash. Cheers.
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