Desperate need of help Xantia rear caliper

[admiral51]

Hi all of you wonderful people
My Xantia is stuck in the garage awaiting its MOT because even after they tried a repair kit the blasted caliper keeps leaking.
So yes i trust them and they are old school, repair rather than replace but i am in desperate need of the correct OEM part number for the n/s rear brake caliper on my Xantia, Vin is in my signature.
I believe they have found a 2nd hand hand one but the asking price is £60 + vat + delivery and no real way of knowing it works until it actually arrives.
They have ordered 3 so far from the usual motor factors and sent them all back as they were wrong.

I have the dreaded courtesy car for as long as i need it ( until they get mine sorted ) but looking online i can get a new part from Germany delivered in 4-5 working days, so Tuesday next week but just need to check the part number is correct and also let them check the disc thickness as they replaced them as well.

Cannot find the begging bowl emojie but ...

Colin

[admiral51]

I am looking at This One as being the correct one but you all know me, very rarely correct

Colin

[CitroenCrazy]

I have 2nd hand rear callipers for a W reg 2.0 HDi (110) saloon that I can't use. My cars are estates and they're not the same.
If they're any good, let me know

[Hell Razor5543]

Might I suggest you buy a sheet or two of gasket paper as well? Then, when you have the calliper available, cut out a gasket and fit it between the calliper and the trailing arm. There is a known issue with weird corrosion between the calliper and training arm, and this will cause damage to the calliper over time, as well as pushing it off line.

[admiral51]

I have 2nd hand rear callipers for a W reg 2.0 HDi (110) saloon that I can't use. My cars are estates and they're not the same.
If they're any good, let me know

If the part numbers are the same for a 90 and 110 i will snap your hand off kind sir for the pair of them

[admiral51]

Might I suggest you buy a sheet or two of gasket paper as well? Then, when you have the calliper available, cut out a gasket and fit it between the calliper and the trailing arm. There is a known issue with weird corrosion between the calliper and training arm, and this will cause damage to the calliper over time, as well as pushing it off line.

At my request they have used some grease proof paper/baking sheet and all they need now is the blinking caliper, think the owners daughter was curious as to why Dad needed it for the garage and not the kitchen

Not like Sir Jim who if memory serves me correctly used an old cereal packet

Colin

[CitroenCrazy]

I'm using one of the sites that has a copy of the original Citroen Service site: https://catalogs.ssg.asia/citroen/?lang=en
That certainly suggests the part numbers for 90 & 110 HDis are the same - 95651078, to suit discs of 224mm diameter and 9mm thickness.
However, that may be an approximation of the truth !

I don't have them at home, they're in my rented storage. I should get time tomorrow to fetch them.

[Hell Razor5543]

Might I suggest you buy a sheet or two of gasket paper as well? Then, when you have the calliper available, cut out a gasket and fit it between the calliper and the trailing arm. There is a known issue with weird corrosion between the calliper and training arm, and this will cause damage to the calliper over time, as well as pushing it off line.

At my request they have used some grease proof paper/baking sheet and all they need now is the blinking caliper, think the owners daughter was curious as to why Dad needed it for the garage and not the kitchen

Not like Sir Jim who if memory serves me correctly used an old cereal packet

Colin

On my first C5 I asked the mechanic to put some gasket paper (that I provided) between the rear callipers (both of which needed replacing) and the trailing arms. Unfortunately I never got to find out if it worked, as I was rear end shunted about 18 months later, and it wrote her off.

[admiral51]

I'm using one of the sites that has a copy of the original Citroen Service site: https://catalogs.ssg.asia/citroen/?lang=en
That certainly suggests the part numbers for 90 & 110 HDis are the same - 95651078, to suit discs of 224mm diameter and 9mm thickness.
However, that may be an approximation of the truth !

I don't have them at home, they're in my rented storage. I should get time tomorrow to fetch them.

I went back to the site i linked to and replaced the 90 for a 110 and part number comes up the same for both, and mine is a W reg as well so gonna send you a PM

Colin

[admiral51]

Might I suggest you buy a sheet or two of gasket paper as well? Then, when you have the calliper available, cut out a gasket and fit it between the calliper and the trailing arm. There is a known issue with weird corrosion between the calliper and training arm, and this will cause damage to the calliper over time, as well as pushing it off line.

At my request they have used some grease proof paper/baking sheet and all they need now is the blinking caliper, think the owners daughter was curious as to why Dad needed it for the garage and not the kitchen

Not like Sir Jim who if memory serves me correctly used an old cereal packet

Colin

On my first C5 I asked the mechanic to put some gasket paper (that I provided) between the rear callipers (both of which needed replacing) and the trailing arms. Unfortunately I never got to find out if it worked, as I was rear end shunted about 18 months later, and it wrote her off.

This may be tempting fate but what i have spent already the extra spend i need to find a way to sneak it under the Razor Wire from SWMBO, fingers crossed the old gal ( the car ) doesn't end up the same as your C5.
My boy bought a 12 plate Astra 10 months ago, spent a fair bit of hard earned cash on it, picked it up on the saturday, got written off on the wednesday when some muppet didn't stop in time

[KennyW]

Colin,

I used this company a few times for my xantias.

Brakes International I think they are based in Rochdale

Kenny

[admiral51]

Thanks Kenny that info is amazing, the web search never even brought them up you are a star

And yes you are correct they are based in Rochdale

Colin

[Gibbo2286]

There's also this company. I've bought parts from in the past.
http://biggred.co.uk/

[white exec]

I am looking at This One as being the correct one but you all know me, very rarely correct
Colin

That one shows up as the correct OE part number - 95651078 (NFP from Citroen).

Did a quick look on Mister Auto and Pieces de Rechange (PSA heritage), but nothing there.

[moizeau]

Had a look on Piecesauto24 and they show that number 95651078
https://www.piecesauto24.com/citroen/xa ... B100%5D=HA

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