Resolved 1G Rear brake caliper bracket

[Ozo]

Hey guys,

I took off my rear passenger's side bracket and caliper assembly the other day, to check my breaks and my bearings (which were both fine). With my luck the damn bolt (one is a hinge bolt you dont need to remove) broke off inside the caliper / brake bracket .

I tried to drill + Easy out the bolt, got some of it out but now theres some drill bit and bolt still stuck in there (not the easy out)... Im thinking it might be easier at this point to just get a new bracket but autozone only sells the front bracket.

Can I get the part from a dealership or someone else? Its this part but for the rear passenger wheel.

Thanks in advance

 

[PurpleHazel]

If you can't find just the bracket, which might be tough, A1 cardone has calipers with brackets. Right rear is part number 19B1636 or Beck Arnley part # 077-1018.

 

[Ozo]

Thanks, guess ill have to pick one of those up if I cant buy a bracket

 

[PurpleHazel]

When I get back to work tomorrow ill do some digging & see if I can find a part # for just the bracket. Gonna be a tough one tho. Ill report back.

 

[Ozo]

thanks man I appreciate it, I hate easy outs I think its mangled beyond repair now

 

[roberts99]

Yeah it stinks when you get a bit to break off in a bolt or something you need out but i would just torch it at this point as well and order the new bracket as well.

 

[PurpleHazel]

Did some digging at work today & was unable to find just the bracket. Kinda figured that but thought it was worth a shot.

 

[VTEC_THIS]

Someone parting out their DSM should be able to help you out with the bracket:
DSM Part Outs - DSM Classifieds

There are also these two places:
Mitsubishi Graveyard
DSM Graveyard - Your #1 Source for DSM Parts!

 

[Ozo]

Thanks for all the help, thankfuly the aircraft mechanic I know brought it to work and was able to get the piece of drill bit along with the rest of the bolt out without ruining the threads (no idea how he did it; it looked aweful when I gave him it). So im all set .

Thanks again,
Ozo