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fazer 1000 caliper seals 04
#1
the front brake calipers are binding slightly on my fazer, gonna try and give them a clean, if not its new seals time, how much for oem seals, anybody used aftermarket seals? any info appreciated thanks.
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#2
Fleabay is your friend here....about twenty quid i think for genuine seals . Lots.of users on here say use genuine...they fit !
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#3
Hi Bobdod... I find it's good practice to keep an eye on these Fazer/R1 brakes as they do get a bit crabby; causing them to stick and bind occasionally.

I remove my calipers every so often, remove the pads and clean the pistons in situ with WD40 & a pain brush.

I hope this helps...  Wink

AKA - Jase / Carbonkid...
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#4
Advice for the 600 in the thread below but front calipers are the same

http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,6995.0.html

I believe genuine Yam seals are considerably more than £20, unless they've radically changed their pricing!  More like £20 a seal...
Although pattern seals are indeed often poor & ill fitting, I've gone with Nikone seals in the past with good effect.
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#5
just priced for both caliper seals from fowlers including vat. £133.77 :eek  thats just for the piston seals.  its give them a clean time then aftermarkets look like the way.
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#6
Mines a 2004 model.
Every year I remove the pads, push the pistons out a touch and thoroughly clean using brake cleaner (I don't fancy using WD40).
Once I've got em all nice and clean, I give the pistons a smear of Red Rubber Grease and stick the pads in.  Give the brake fluid a wee bleed and she stops again like new.  And I've still got the rubber hoses fitted.

Don't spend the money on the seals unless they really are focced.
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#7
ive no intension changing them unless i have to, the bikes been sorn for a while before i got it so im hoping a good clean will do the job :thumbup
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