Brake Pad and Disc replacement
I tried the search function but couldn't find what I was after.
Q1. Where on earth is the brake fluid reservoire on a 535d? I can't find it anywhere in the engine bay. Usually plastic reservoire with screw top and sensor but I must be going blind, but I can't see anything like that.
Q2. What's the minimum thickness of the discs? Mines at 34mm on the front.
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Q1. Where on earth is the brake fluid reservoire on a 535d? I can't find it anywhere in the engine bay. Usually plastic reservoire with screw top and sensor but I must be going blind, but I can't see anything like that.
Q2. What's the minimum thickness of the discs? Mines at 34mm on the front.
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I tried the search function but couldn't find what I was after.
Q1. Where on earth is the brake fluid reservoire on a 535d? I can't find it anywhere in the engine bay. Usually plastic reservoire with screw top and sensor but I must be going blind, but I can't see anything like that.
Q1. Where on earth is the brake fluid reservoire on a 535d? I can't find it anywhere in the engine bay. Usually plastic reservoire with screw top and sensor but I must be going blind, but I can't see anything like that.
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Even using "brake fluid change" had to trawl through loads of threads to find the right one. Eventually got it, thanks. That's why I couldn't find it, hiding it underneath the cabin filter, the crafty buggers.
I assume it's stamped on the bell part of the rotor (too wet to check today) otherwise if it's on the edge it will have rusted off. lol
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I assume it's stamped on the bell part of the rotor (too wet to check today) otherwise if it's on the edge it will have rusted off. lol
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Search function is not the greatest but if you know how to do a search it gets easier.
Use quotes " " if you think the words maybe used together in a sentence.
The more search words the better.
Search just the forum you think it may be in.
I only found '9' results using my method.


The first three threads had the answer you wanted in it.
Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach a man to fish...
Of course if everyone just knew how to use the search function this forum would have been dead years ago.
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TexaZ3
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May 6, 2015 09:54 AM



What? Is the brake disc thickness = tire pressure ??? 
