Dorman - HELP Disc Brake Rotor Set Screw 14159

Brake Rotor Set Screw for 2012-2016 BMW M5 & More - Dorman 14159

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MPN: 14159

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Dorman - HELP Disc Brake Rotor Set Screw P/N:14159

$10.99

Description

Keep your brake rotor held in position against the hub, especially while the wheel is off during brake service, with the DORMAN HELP disc brake rotor set screw, part number 14159. It fits many BMW vehicles, among them the 2012-2016 BMW M5, 2008-2013 BMW M3 and 2016-2019 BMW M2, as a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.

Direct replacement: Designed to match the original part's fit and function on the listed applications.
Ideal solution: A simple way to replace a retaining screw that has gone missing or failed from fatigue.
Durable construction: Made from quality materials for dependable performance.
Trustworthy quality: Supported by a U.S.-based team of product experts and over 100 years of automotive experience.

Depending on the application, this brake rotor set screw is used at the front and rear rotor positions. Signs it may need replacing include a missing screw, a stripped or rounded head, or a screw seized in the hub during a rotor or pad job.

Interchange: 34111123072

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Interchange Part Numbers

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

34111123072

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a brake rotor set screw do?

It retains the brake rotor against the hub flange and holds it in position, especially while the wheel is off. Once the wheel is installed, the lug nuts provide the clamping force.

Does the Dorman 14159 fit the 2012-2016 BMW M5?

Yes. The 2012-2016 BMW M5 is a listed application, along with the 2008-2013 BMW M3 and 2016-2019 BMW M2. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact vehicle.

Is this screw used on the front or rear rotors?

Depending on the application, it is used at both the front and rear rotor positions.

What are signs a rotor set screw needs replacing?

Common signs are a missing screw, a stripped or rounded head, or a screw seized in the hub. These are often found during rotor or pad service.

How is the rotor set screw installed?

With the rotor seated on the hub, it threads through the rotor into the hub. Follow the vehicle service information for thread cleaning and the correct tightening procedure.