Brake pistons diameter?

Started by bigbear007, March 2, 2018, 11:17

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bigbear007

Hi all,
Does anyone know the diameter of the standard front and rear brake pistons?
And if possible the Toyota OEM part numbers for both too.
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Carolyn

That's one hell of a question.  I reckon someone will have to push out some pistons and measure them.

Out of interest; why do you ask?
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bigbear007

Quote from: Carolyn on March  2, 2018, 11:47
That's one hell of a question.  I reckon someone will have to push out some pistons and measure them.

Out of interest; why do you ask?

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I think the measurements are as said 52mm fronts and 45mm rears, still don't know the oem numbers yet though  :-\
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Carolyn

Perhaps the supplier of the rubber bit kits will know?
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shnazzle

@manos3003 knows. He told me but I forgot
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shnazzle

Found his message :)

Front is 50mm,rear is 44.32mm
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As my earlier post Budweg, manufacturers of brake calipers and components give fdimensions of Caliper pistons and indicate an EAN number with their parts.
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Maybe that is what is wanted, otherwise I have found a visit to Mr T can provide a printed quotation for a component that contains their OE number which may or may not be an EAN number.

Carolyn

Quote from: Topdownman on March  3, 2018, 09:19
You may be able to find the part numbers on this site?

https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/toyota

Indeed they are in the under MR S.

Front: front brake cylinder 47731-52010

Rear: rear 47701-17040

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Quote from: Joesson on March  3, 2018, 11:12

As my earlier post Budweg, manufacturers of brake calipers and components give fdimensions of Caliper pistons and indicate an EAN number with their parts.
Instantly-recognisable, EAN/UPC barcodes are printed on virtually every consumer product in the world. They are the longest-established and most widely-used of all GS1 barcodes. The EAN/UPC barcode family has transformed the world of retail.
Maybe that is what is wanted, otherwise I have found a visit to Mr T can provide a printed quotation for a component that contains their OE number which may or may not be an EAN number.


With reference to the Amayama catalogue as Topdownman/ Carolyn 's post
the EAN number is NOT the OE part number.