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Rear Brake Caliper Bolts Size
- Thread starter Beetlebum
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The Cayenne uses this type of fastener for brake callipers because the bolts require very high torque and the XZN configuration distributes load evenly across its 12 faces, thus preventing cam‑out (slipping) and allowing the bolt to be torqued and re‑torqued without damage.
Regards,
Clive
Summary table
| Location | Correct tool | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Rear Cayenne calliper mounting bolts | 16 mm XZN (Triple‑Square) | Listed explicitly for Porsche Cayenne rear callipers by tool manufacturers. |
| Front Cayenne calliper bolts (for reference) | 16 mm XZN also appears in front‑caliper tool lists | Pelican Parts lists a 16 mm XZN driver in the toolset for Cayenne calliper work. |
Regards,
Clive
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