So I put new brakes on my 2000. Previous owner had tried to put new breaks on. The guide pins for the caliper were stripped in turn threads were stripped as well. I plan on putting new calipers on. But I don't want to use oversized caliper bolts. What does the caliper bolt on too. I want to replace that said piece with new. So this issue dosent happen again.

 

What is your question? Replace with new part or cheaper junkyard part.

 

The question is can you replace what the caliper bolts too or it is just what it is

 

No disrespect meant, but I'm truly having a hard time understanding you. Please read over all you have typed.

 

The caliper guide bolts were stripped when I took the caliper off. I had to get the oversized caliper guide bolts to be able to put the caliper back on. It there a replacement part for where the calipers bolt on. I don't want to use the over sized bolts if I don't have too

 

Okay, yes there is a replacement part. It's called a caliper adapter. It's #6 in this diagram.

Napa has them for about fifteen bucks. Make sure they fit. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/CALN...&gclsrc=aw.ds&

 

WAIT.

OP has a 2000. The slide pins go directly into the spindle, it is a single piston caliper.

Only 03/04 use a special caliper bracket - they are two-piston.

OP, it's very common for the 02 and older design to use oversize pins. 3 of my 4 were oversize. I swapped to a 2003 spindle with the bigger brakes. $250 from the junkyard for a loaded spindle straight off the truck. Just unbolt both ball joints and the tie rod (from both sides) and throw it all in a wheel barrow.

 

When I looked it up, I looked under 2000 but I now see that it didn't come up the right items. Thx