need help finding part number (related to brakes)
 

Hi everyone. Replaced the rear brake pads on the Integra, and found that the rotors are in dire need of being replaced, or at least turned. The problem is the caliper retainer and the two 8mm flange bolts that hold the rotors in place. The setup is so rusted that: A) I can't break the caliper bracket without potentially damaging a few other things; B) only one of the 8mm bolts is actually holding the bracket on; C) I cannot find the part number for the caliper bracket and the two bolts.
Most sites do not offer this part. I might have to order it from Acura, but if I could find the part number, then there are several sites online that might be a lot more useful. If anyone has access to a manual, could you please attach a pic of the brake setup, or even better, if you know the part number for the bracket, could you let me know? I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks.

Go to Acuraparts247 they should have a diagram of the parts w/ numbers

Acuraparts247. Don't know how I forgot about that site, but I'm going there now. I'm sure it helps if I call it a caliper bracket instead of retainer (?)--it's been a long day.
Thanks again.

Yep anytime

They do have a diagram, but they don't seem to sell just the caliper bracket, and from what I have seen so far, no one else does either. Apparently my situation isn't that common. I have requested the part from some junk yards, so I guess it's time to sit back and see what pops up.

You might just end up buying a new caliper

are you talking about the steel plate that bolts onto the hub and that the caliper bolts to? The one that has two through holes and two threaded holes?

Sounds like the part. Can't find it being sold separately, so I'm just going to buy the caliper. The rust is awful on this one's bracket.

You can get the caliper bracket and bolt at ROCKAUTO.com

Let me know how it goes.... I need to get the part number as well...

Try www.acuraoemparts.com