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    Bolts and rear caliper

    Hey guys, I'm rebuilding completely the suspension of my 92 Accord.
    Is there any kind of list of what size bolts go where? I'm planning on visiting the bolt shop and buy them all in one go.

    Also, can anyone PLEASE, provide me a pic how to disassemble the rear caliper? There's one bolt and a hose attached to it, I undid that and it's still there, lol.

    Thank you, much appreciated for any comment!
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    Your first stop should be www.hondaautomotiveparts.com. There, you can find the part numbers for all the oem parts you need. If that site doesn’t have them available, you can google the numbers and find what you need. Many of the bolts and such are likely proprietary. Finding random replacements with the exact width, length, thread pitch, etc... will likely be more difficult.






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      #3
      It is just like removing the front calipers. I am pretty sure just the two bolts that hold the caliper onto the knuckle. I think it is called the knuckle lol.
      Keep Pushing..

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        #4
        There was a pin holding the caliper onto the handbrake cable. It was one stuck mother-trucker, but I got it out.

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          #5
          Awesome. Yeah I think I have to replace my rear passenger side caliper because I think it is almost frozen up.
          Keep Pushing..

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