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Which part is it?

 
Old Dec 24, 2011
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Which part is it?

Can someone tell me which part this is?
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They've got the assembly listed as 2 different parts, which one is it?

Here's the link: http://www.hondapartscheap.com/index...=FRONT%20BRAKE
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Re: Which part is it?

I would call it (the circled item) the caliper bracket, but that's me.

Honda doesn't sell the caliper bracket separately. You have to buy the caliper assembly complete to get it. #6 or #7.

Look at the differences in price. One is new, one is reman.
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Re: Which part is it?

Ah, ok, I understand now. RMD means reman. Looks like a trip to P-N-P is in order. Thanks.
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Re: Which part is it?

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Ah, ok, I understand now. RMD means reman. Looks like a trip to P-N-P is in order. Thanks.
Yeah, RMD = Remanufactured.
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Re: Which part is it?

yep, me calls that bracket too!
 
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