Today's Hmmm moment from Australia

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Inquiring minds will like this one...
Hint- the other two bleed screws are indeed pointing up.
 

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The part belongs on the other side?

I have a dream of building a fully symmetrical car where there are no left or right versions of any part.
 
Off to the brake shop that did the rebuild- waiting to ask the question!
 
What's the problem Don, I just had my brakes done and now your making me nervous, I need to go and have a look and see what my brake shop did.....
 
Somebody took the calipers apart, then attached a left side back to a right side front, and vice versa.
 
Problem fixed. The brake shop that did the refurb' stamps the parts L with L and R with R and then puts them back together the way they found them, so they can't be blamed. Sometime, somewhere, somebody did the wrong thing.
 
This is the best part of all this car stuff- figuring out the mess and fixing it.
Nice work!
 
Wow, who is that Arde from Cupertino that figured out the answer right away?
 
Wow, who is that Arde from Cupertino that figured out the answer right away?
There once was a fulvia from Cupertino....
After what you went through you are an expert brake detective!
 
I haven't sawed a caliper in half but remember clutch slave cylinders whose bleed screws pointed "the wrong way" until someone sawed one lengthwise and revealed that the bleed passage, in that position, went where it needed to and the orientation of the bleed screw was of no importance.

Bimmer trivia, what fun!
 
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