Polo 1.0 Brake Shoes

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MR2Turbo
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Polo 1.0 Brake Shoes

Post by MR2Turbo »

Hello all,

I've just registered and I need some advice.

Firstly, is a 51 reg 6N2 a MK5????

Next, I need to remove the near side Hub to check the shoes etc..... I was hoping someone could advise me on how to do this as I can't get it to come off. I've done this on many other cars but the Polo is being a pain in the Butt.

Thanks in advance.

Andrew
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Post by nick_khl88 »

yea a 51 reg would be the 6n2. it's just like another model name for the mk5.

by the way welcome to the forum as well.
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Post by titch »

just take the wheel off and look :P
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Post by polopowah »

yup wheel removal is all that is needed, unless you want to part the shoes from the pad

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Post by loud »

i wouldn't know, i have disks all round 8)

i have to say i dont miss the hassle of drum brakes on my old mk4
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Post by polopowah »

loud wrote:i wouldn't know, i have disks all round 8)

i have to say i dont miss the hassle of drum brakes on my old mk4
too right! :twisted: grrr lol

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Post by loud »

on the same note, i stripped all my brakes yesterday. wasn't too bad at all, except one of the caliper bolts was completely stuck (they studlock them in anyway), so stuck that me and my dad ended up heating it up with an oxyacetylene welder/blowtorch lol. Heated it till it caught fire then it loosened with ease :D
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