Actually looking at it, the part number is the same.

The parts catalog is available on Porsches website.

 

Anyone know the torque values for caliper bolts PCCB rears?

 

Here you go!

 

NICE!!! You sir get some rep points, thanks for posting this!!

 

Still haven't gotten around to doing this so I am going to end up bringing it to a shop once I get a quote. Just don't have time to DIY

Anyway, I've purchased the brake pads (front & rear) and I've purchased the caliper bolts for the rear. The only other items I believe are the damping plate and wear sensors.

I'm going to talk to the shop and see if they will just reuse the damping plates (shouldn't be a problem right?) or wear sensors, but they did say that they like to replace the wear sensors. When I google the sensor part number (99761275400) I get a few options. Some of them are charging $11 but Sonnen is charging $31? What is causing that huge price difference and am I safe just buying the $11? How many do I need to purchase (assuming 1 sensor per wheel @ 4?).

 

I replaced my brake pads last weekend. Very easy. I bought the brake pad wear sensors from rockauto.com. The fronts were $8 each and the rears were $12 each. I’m glad I bought them because they are fragile and 2 broke upon removal.

 

How many sensors per wheel? 1? So I'll need to buy 2 front and 2 rears?

 

There is a sensor for each brake pad. 2 in the front and 2 in the back (they are then split into 2 - one for each brake pad). The front and back have different length wires so they are not interchangeable.

 

Won't take you very long...

 

From UROParts, could you let me know the part # you ordered and how many quantities of each?

 

One sensor part per wheel. Each sensor has two tails that run to each pad. 4 parts needed in total