could i install this in the rear without abs brakes?
1155575
I would not. Researching this part, I see that Timken lists separate P/Ns for w/ ABS & w/out ABS. I would be very careful about application, as it would appear they ARE different parts depending on ABS or not. The OEM P/N they cross to is 43202-3Z010 - for cars WITH ABS. Look for OEM P/N: 43202-3Z000 for WITHOUT ABS application.
1155576
I don't see why not. Pull the wheel, unbolt caliper and hang to the side, undo 4 bolts and install new bearing, reinstall caliper and wheel. Just remember to pump the brake pedal a few times before driving off when first done. Youtube also has a short video if you want to see how simple this change really is.
1155577
I would not.Researching this part, I see that Timken lists separate P/Ns for w/ ABS & w/out ABS.I would be very careful about application, as it would appear they ARE different parts depending on ABS or not.The OEM P/N they cross to is 43202-3Z010 - for cars WITH ABS.Look for OEM P/N: 43202-3Z000 for WITHOUT ABS application.
1805950
This one is for bikes with disc brakes. If you do not have disc brakes, then you will need a different model. If you do have disc brakes, you may have to remove rear fender to install this.
1271480
You can, I believe they're two of them. But they have to be pressed in and out. without a press, the whole unit is better. Plus pressing you run the risk of damaging the ABS setup.
263564
I don't see why it should. So long as these are the correct fit for your brakes, these should work. ABS affects how the calipers respond to your brake pedal (e.g. by noticing that at least one wheel has stopped moving suddenly), while these are simply a drop-in replacement for the pads and disks you already have. Just double check the fitment before ordering.
107204
Most likely. There are screws that holds the brake. Just got to change the screws to shorter ones.
805776
I honestly do not know. I returned the item. My husband said it was too much for the installation since another line and brake has to be installed.
534174
I dont have the bike but in the pictures there are rear caliper mounts so the frame will allow for it but I cant see if the rear wheel has disc mounts. At the most a new wheel or hub might be needed for the rear.
1154220
No. It is the front, left brake. You would also need to purchase a rear, right brake, if you want a full set of both brakes.
707817
I don't think so. By the time you move the clamp forward to clear the disc brake, I don't think you'd have enough span to bolt it down.
535313
If you have abs you would have a fuse in the abs slot under the hood. Or you could look and see if you have any sort of sensors going to your brakes. If your brakes pulsate when you slip on ice then you have abs.
535316
I think there would be sensor wire coming from hub near bleeder screw. ABS light in instrument panel.4 whl disc brakes maybe
1211349
Yes. The rear engine mount is a real pain to install. Located between the engine and firewall/body. The other three are real easy to change.
2090462
My bike didn't have disc brakes, but I don't think there should be an issue.
444060
No. You would have to pick it up to turn around. For safety reasons the brake would go on if you tried to go backwards
2097694
No , this model does not. You have to get the specific model for the abs sensor.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
995204
It can not with the rear rack, but with disc brakes it can. Because I use a rack as well, I just switched to the Topeak Seatpost rack (http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Beam-Rack-Type-Seatpost/dp/B000BR252I/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid;=1399737478&sr;=8-10&keywords;=topeak+rear+bike+rack) and then got the Pannier attachment so I can use my panniers with it (http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-MTX-Dual-Side-Frame/dp/B000BR113C/ref=pd_sim_sg_5?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1RVHP80FYR7SE7C535H3). Works great.