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Replace brakes as long as they are the correct parts

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How would the opc know who changed the brakes as long as they are the correct parts?

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Replace soon so looking

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Mine will need replacing soon so looking to order them and get them fit by a local indie.

718 Discs and Pads - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

Replace wear sensors and retaining clips

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If you get new pads and discs at Porsche they will replace the wear sensors and retaining clips.

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Replace wheels

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I have reused both when I've done the brakes on my Cayman (a 987, but from a look at a friends 718 while changing the wheels on it, they look very similar).

718 Discs and Pads - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

Set each time the caliper is removed

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The caliper bolts are stretch bolts so you should use a new set each time the caliper is removed.

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Replace brakes as long as they are the correct parts

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How would the opc know who changed the brakes as long as they are the correct parts?

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Replace soon so looking

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Mine will need replacing soon so looking to order them and get them fit by a local indie.

718 Discs and Pads - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK

Replace wear sensors and retaining clips

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If you get new pads and discs at Porsche they will replace the wear sensors and retaining clips.

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Replace wheels

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I have reused both when I've done the brakes on my Cayman (a 987, but from a look at a friends 718 while changing the wheels on it, they look very similar).

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Set each time the caliper is removed

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The caliper bolts are stretch bolts so you should use a new set each time the caliper is removed.

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Use genuine parts, the extended warranty isn't going

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As long as you use genuine parts, the extended warranty isn't going to be an issue.

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Use new

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The caliper bolts are stretch bolts so you should use a new set each time the caliper is removed.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey guys, Does anyone happen to know the OEM parts for the front brake pads and discs for the base 718. Mine will need replacing soon so looking to order them and get them fit by a local indie. Thanks in advance.

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yep, they offered a few different brands (Brembo, Pagid etc.) I have the Porsche approved warranty so didn't want to break any of the "rules"

POST 3Original post

KyloRen said: Yep, they offered a few different brands (Brembo, Pagid etc.) I have the Porsche approved warranty so didn't want to break any of the "rules" if they are fit by an indie wont that void the warranty?

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julian987R said: if they are fit by an indie wont that void the warranty? arghhhh 😭😭😭

POST 5Original post

KyloRen said: julian987R said: if they are fit by an indie wont that void the warranty? arghhhh ?????? well I would have thought so but its just a hunch.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

julian987R said: well I would have thought so but its just a hunch. Pain

POST 7Original post

To maintain warranty, but to save some cash, I buy genuine parts, then pay an indie to fit ‘em.

POST 8Original post

churchie2856 said: To maintain warranty, but to save some cash, I buy genuine parts, then pay an indie to fit ‘em. Oh all good then.

POST 9Original post

What are the indie charging to fit them plus parts? I found the opc ridiculous, but not quite as ridiculous as I’d thought and my warranty was left intact.

POST 10Original post

How would the opc know who changed the brakes as long as they are the correct parts? They’re definitely not that organised. To the op - design 911 offer ‘genuine’ part numbers on their psges

POST 11Original post

It is worth calling an OPC for part prices. Mine has been cheaper than design 911 fior about 38 of the 40 parts I've bought. If you get new pads and discs at Porsche they will replace the wear sensors and retaining clips. I have reused both when I've done the brakes on my Cayman (a 987, but from a look at a friends 718 while changing the wheels on it, they look very similar). Wear sensors break easily when removed so it is probably as well getting new ones to be safe (and if they have been triggered, they will need done anyway). The caliper bolts are stretch bolts so you should use a new set each time the caliper is removed. From memory these are about £4/bolt from Porsche. As long as you use genuine parts, the extended warranty isn't going to be an issue. Indeed, I suspect you could use OEM discs and if the looked the same the OPC wouldn't notice. For the 987, Texar made the discs IIRC. I could find zero different between the genuine discs I removed and the non Porsche boxed ones I fitted. Though it you want to be safe, just get them from Porsche. People get very excited about the extended warranty and for sure if you go to your OPC with service stamps from an indy and obvious mods or non genuine parts then you'll have issues. But the OPC gets paid to do warranty work so when you go in for a failed wiper motor they aren't going to be scouring the car for any non-genuine parts to deny your claim. I'd a selection of warranty jobs done on mine while it was on non N-rated tyres (a warranty no no). don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting it's a good plan to put non Porsche parts on a car under extended warranty, but it's not something you need to be paranoid about if you exercise common sense.

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