Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT haha, gee thanks guys!!! that really helps!! :P |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT I got a 2001 ex. Can anyone explain how to remove the Toe adjustment bolt so i can get the old knuckles off and the new si ones on. its the bottom rear most bolt on trailing arm near where the LCA attatches. thanks for any help. |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT i did read some stuff about it in this thread but still don't really get it. i took off the small nut. do i just have to hammer it out now? i've been trying that but can't get it to budge. |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT I'm having trouble finding a complete set of parts. I found a local yard that has the knuckle/hub off of an EP3, but they sold the calipers. I found another yard that has the calipers off of an 2006 RSX. Are the calipers the same? Does anyone still have the pictures from the original post? |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT i believe the calipers are the same. My calipers are off a type s. |
caliper mounting bolt size? Tried searching; no luck. Tried auto parts stores; no luck. The rear disk assembly I bought off ephatch.com doesn't have the caliper mounting bolts--does anyone know what size and thread pitch they are? |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT Here ya go Majestic Honda you need 90103-SN7-003 037 004 BOLT, FLANGE (10X25) HondaAutomotiveParts.com Home | Contact Us | About | FAQ | Warranty | Shipping |Disclaimer Honda Parts and Accessories |Honda Specials |Honda Remanufactured Parts [Qty 0] System Name\Component : REAR BRAKE (DISK) RETURN TO CHOOSING A SYSTEM\COMPONENT FOR : CIVIC Part No. Illust. No. Reqd. Qty. Description Color List Price Our Price Click to Buy! 01473-SV4-000 001 002 CALIPER SET, RR. 25.82 18.33 Qty: 06435-S2A-000 003 001 SHIM SET, RR. 7.94 5.64 Qty: 42200-S5A-J01 004 002 BEARING ASSY., RR. HUB UNIT 178.67 126.86 Qty: 42326-SLA-000 005 002 CAP, HUB UNIT 3.68 2.61 Qty: 42510-S6D-E00 006 002 DISK, RR. BRAKE 73.70 52.33 Qty: 43018-S5A-J02 007 001 CALIPER SUB-ASSY., R. RR. 243.22 172.69 Qty: 43018-S5A-J02RM 007 001 CALIPER SUB-ASSY., R. RR. (RMD) 161.60 114.74 Qty: 43019-S5A-J02 008 001 CALIPER SUB-ASSY., L. RR. 243.22 172.69 Qty: 43019-S5A-J02RM 008 001 CALIPER SUB-ASSY., L. RR. (RMD) 161.60 114.74 Qty: 43022-S6D-000 009 001 PAD SET, RR. (9CLP-14S,D6272) 61.74 43.84 Qty: 43215-SM4-951 010 002 PISTON ASSY. 49.55 35.18 Qty: 43223-SD2-932 011 002 BEARING A 7.92 5.62 Qty: 43224-SD2-931 012 002 SPRING B, ADJUSTING 3.83 2.72 Qty: 43227-SG0-013 013 002 SPRING, PAD 8.68 6.16 Qty: 43228-SD2-933 014 001 SHAFT A 15.92 11.30 Qty: 43229-SD2-931 015 002 ROD 4.05 2.88 Qty: 43233-S5A-J01 016 002 PISTON, SLEEVE 10.57 7.50 Qty: 43235-S84-A51 017 002 PIN A 5.80 4.12 Qty: 43236-S04-003 018 002 SPACER 3.87 2.75 Qty: 43238-SF1-003 019 002 RING, RETAINING 5.08 3.61 Qty: 43241-S5A-003 020 002 GUIDE, SPRING 4.15 2.95 Qty: 43243-SD2-931 021 002 NUT, PARKING 5.13 3.64 Qty: 43244-SG0-003 022 004 RETAINER 6.80 4.83 Qty: 43245-S5A-J01 023 001 LEVER, R. 8.57 6.08 Qty: 43246-SD2-931 024 001 SPRING, R. RETURN 5.33 3.78 Qty: 43247-S5A-J01 025 001 ARM, R. 9.63 6.84 Qty: 43248-SD2-933 026 001 SHAFT B 15.92 11.30 Qty: 43249-S04-003 027 002 BOLT, ADJUSTER 10.98 7.80 Qty: 43253-S5A-950 028 001 SPLASH GUARD, R. RR. 24.97 17.73 Qty: 43254-S6D-E50 029 001 SPLASH GUARD, L. RR. 24.97 17.73 Qty: 43262-S84-A51 030 002 PIN B 3.22 2.29 Qty: 43265-S5A-J01 031 001 LEVER, L. 8.57 6.08 Qty: 43266-SD2-931 032 001 SPRING, L. RETURN 5.33 3.78 Qty: 43267-S5A-J01 033 001 ARM, L. 9.63 6.84 Qty: 43352-SM4-951 034 002 SCREW, BLEEDER 4.80 3.41 Qty: 43353-SD5-003 035 002 CAP, BLEEDER SCREW 2.92 2.07 Qty: 45240-SC2-003 036 008 BOLT, FLANGE (8X22) 4.63 3.29 Qty: 90103-SN7-003 037 004 BOLT, FLANGE (10X25) 4.12 2.93 Qty: 90113-SA0-006 038 008 BOLT, WHEEL (SAGA) 4.78 3.39 Qty: 90113-SA0-025 038 008 BOLT, WHEEL (NAGOYA RASHI) 4.78 3.39 Qty: 90113-SM1-005 038 008 BOLT, WHEEL (ROCKNEL FASTENER) 1.55 1.10 Qty: 90305-S30-003 039 002 NUT, SPINDLE 2.70 1.92 Qty: 93600-06014-0H 040 004 SCREW, FLAT (6X14) 0.52 0.37 Qty: 94111-10800 041 002 WASHER, SPRING (10MM) 0.53 0.38 Qty: 95701-06012-08 042 006 BOLT, FLANGE (6X12) |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT Thanks for the reference, but I need the caliper-to-knuckle mounting bolts... |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by Vman455
(Post 4489107)
Thanks for the reference, but I need the caliper-to-knuckle mounting bolts... |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by Vman455
(Post 4489107)
Thanks for the reference, but I need the caliper-to-knuckle mounting bolts... type www.google.com in the adress bar type in the right field for majestic honda and go to their webpage, or simply stop being lazy and search yourself... I am almost 40 and know how to use the computer, for god's sake... And pon55 is even more amazing than me, i guess... :) which is much less for you :D |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by pon55
(Post 4489108)
Go to their website. They got diagrams for everything- including bolts. |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by sdaidoji
(Post 4489162)
Since you are already in the internet, type www.google.com in the adress bar type in the right field for majestic honda and go to their webpage, or simply stop being lazy and search yourself... I am almost 40 and know how to use the computer, for god's sake... And pon55 is even more amazing than me, i guess... :) which is much less for you :D |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT back from the dead, sorry for this. i have the parts for the swap, still adding my k20a. as i was installing my driver motor mount i ran into a problem with the stupid abs module being in the way. bent the bracket so i could keep it there, but got to thinking, why not delete and tuck. found out i need a dx or lx proportioning valve and lines. essentially deleting abs. now how does this do with the rear swap? i read the thread and see that mc and prop valve need changed for dx/lx owners to the ex/si model. i want to clean the bay and get rid of abs. help please. i found this out about the mc and prop valve DX 46210-S5A-912 004 001 VALVE ASSY., PROPORTIONING 46100-S5D-L01 002 001 MASTER CYLINDER ASSY. LX 46210-S5A-912 004 001 VALVE ASSY., PROPORTIONING 46100-S5D-L01 002 001 MASTER CYLINDER ASSY. SI 46100-S6D-R01 004 001 MASTER CYLINDER ASSY. EX 46100-S5D-A51 002 001 MASTER CYLINDER ASSY. |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT Amazing DIY! Thank you very much for posting, I would never have attempted without reading this first. For anyone interested in doing this, the parts from an Acura 1.7 EL (Canadian) fit perfectly. The only downside is they are slightly expensive, I paid $250 for the brake assemblies, $120 for new flexible brake lines and $150 for the e-brake cables. Make sure you have your parts lined up before starting! |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT I have an 01 SI, can I use the wheel sensor and rear brake lines off this for the swap? Someone mentioned earlier it has to be 02-03 SI. The rotors and brake pads i get for the rears, im guessing they have to be made for the hub assembly i put in? For ex, say i put in all Acura EL hub/bearing/caliper etc, do i need acura EL specific rotor and pads or can i use the same as my civic front ones? |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT You can't use civic front rotor and pads, you need to order EL/Ep3 specific rears. You have an 01 EM2, the parts you need will all be off an 02-03 ep3 or 01-05 es3 (EL) |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT FYI, I have a set of rear 02-03 rear brakes. Knuckles and all if anyone is looking for a conversion. Will come with powerslot rotors and hawk brake pads. Just finished a five lug conversion on my ep3. |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT Thank you so much for this DIY looking forward to doing this very soon. |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT I'm curious, did you have to replace the trailing arm for this? |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT Did you read the DIY? Does it mention needing rear trailing arms? |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by hyper_cool
(Post 4645982)
I'm curious, did you have to replace the trailing arm for this? |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by EM2typeflex
(Post 4646042)
no need to replace trailing arms. Incase you're looking for a set, I'm going to be posting a set up forsale sometime this week. :tup: |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by EM2typeflex
(Post 4646042)
no need to replace trailing arms. Incase you're looking for a set, I'm going to be posting a set up forsale sometime this week. :tup: |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by hyper_cool
(Post 4646245)
Let me know how much you willing to sell the set for. I'm dying to have them. I'm located in Halifax Nova Scotia Canada. Hook up a navy sailor will yeah! Thanks again. |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by EM2typeflex
(Post 4646295)
They are currently pending to a guy in Canada sir, but if he does not go through with the purchase I will pm you. Sorry for the late response. |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by skipbarber
(Post 3254054)
^^no kidding man. The difference is night and day. They bite really nicely. Im extremely happy. Just finished my swap... The whole thing took about 4 hours between two of us, I ran into a clogged valve and a seized cam bolt, which i had to buy from honda...they charged way too much. Not only did i swap out the brakes, but i redid my lower control arms to have factory sway bar mounts. We decided it would be easiest to take the rear suspension out as a unit, starting with the coilovers, then the bolt at the upper control arm, the brake lines, e-brake cable, and finally with the support of the oem jack underneath, the lower control arm. Once the whole assembly was out, it was just a matter of mocking it up with the new control arms, the brakes, and the shock and re-installing it all as a unit. Id recommend starting with the right side of the car first like the DIY says, this way you can attach the LCA to the car and run the e-brake cable up and then button it up to the belly of the car and then continue on with the soft brake lines and the upper control arm. I used Ep3 cables, and everything matched up perfectly except one of the brackets on the drivers side e-brake cable. All you have to do is unclamp it a little, attach the cable to the handle and move the bracket and bend it in place. Works like a charm. cliffs: drum brakes + me = :shrug: disc brakes + me = :sweet: install is straight forward, only hard part is ebrake cables (which wasnt hard at all) Just did the swap on my DX and the pedal position is lower than before. I bled the brakes on all four sides and it is still a bit spongy and the pedal travels more than before the swap. I haven't swap the master cylinder or proportioning valve, don't know if both or either of them are the cause. I know this is a very old post, but hey if you could help, that'd be very appreciated! |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by xRiCeBoYx
(Post 4093179)
i'm not 100% sure, but i think you can use a setup from a canadian acura 1.7EL.. I just did. The e-brake cable is a direct bolt on, no stretching or whatsoever, same brackets matching with every bolt holes and hole pins. That's the beauty of swapping parts from Acura 1.7 EL :rofl::rofl: |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by hondaudio
(Post 4165098)
HI I'm came from quebec canada. and i have em2 dx 2003. If i understand well I can take acura el rear disk brake and it will be easy. I don't have abs on my dx is't a problem? or a can take all part on acura el. I kown my english is no very good most of the time a speak in french. Thanks for all :D Alex I just did the swap on my 04 DX from a Acura 1.7 EL and everything fits perfectly. Aside from a little spongier pedal than before the swap, everything works great. I may have to replace the rotors and pads because they seem to be cheap after market ones. |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by Shifty
(Post 4183404)
I need help!!! I followed all the steps outline here by boilermaker and for the life of me i cannot seem to get the cam lock bolt out...the rear lower bolt used for alignment. I damn near mushroomed the damn bolt and it wont budge. Any suggestions?? Thanks in advance I'm sure you already did the swap by now. :rofl::rofl: |
Re: Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
Originally Posted by cgomes
(Post 4212858)
Hey Guys After a month's worth of searching and prep work I just finished my swap last night. Guess what guys its on a DX (canadian). Works great. It responds quickly with minimal peddal effort grips like a gator. I'll post up pics when i get back from vacation. Just wondering how people in general with the swap have found the Parking break performace. Basically i want to know if anyone has been able to lock the wheels with such small calipers? Oh i used acura El assembly, cables and break lines. Cheap NAPA blanks and cheap semi metal kevlar pads. Yes I am cheap, not only am i canadian i was born in portugal therefore i have cheap in my blood. :2pimp: In summary I'm generally satisfied with the everyday driving although i wish i was able to lock them with the e break though. Price total $400cdn = $380 Consequently, I can't seem to have the "gator" bite you referred to. I also swap parts from a Acura 1.7 EL. Used the old rotors and pads. I too can't seem to lock the rear wheels with the parking brake, on very steep hills, I can't prevent the car from rolling back. Did you replace the proportioning valve by the way? |
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