New Rotors and pads...

My 03 GM started pulsating during stops after driving for about 400 miles a day. Pulled the rotors and replaced them, took all of 20 minutes for each side. Strangley everything looked ok but when I went on the road and went to stop.. SMOOTH as silk again. Not bad for 32K. Went after market with Bendix pads and premium rotors.. I expext to be doing the same thing in another 30k....

Jake

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M Hayes529
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New rotors every 30K?

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F.H.

I don't know how hard you're using your brakes, but 32K on a set of rotors seems an unusually short life span. Unless they're warped beyond recovery, you should be able to resurface them for less than the cost of new rotors.

| George Ruch | "Is there life in Clovis after Clovis Man?"

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George Ruch

hiya all,

32K with only one set of rotors! incredible.

I've had this '84 Granada for years, love the car, it's my favourite toy. Now I do admit to using the car to it's full and I know that it's down to driving style but I have pads every 6 months and rotors every 2 or 3 sets of pads. I do less than 10k miles a year. For some reason it's a bit greedy on tyres as well.

Good job the parts are cheap. pity the petrol isn't.

pottsy

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pottsy

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