Rear Brake Recommendation
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Rear Brake Recommendation
Hey everybody!!
Unfortunately my rear passenger side rear brake has been some really loud grinding noise, similar to a metro train. So im guessing its time for some replacing.
Anyone have any recommendations where I can find a good deal on OEM rear brakes and rotors?
Thx all
Unfortunately my rear passenger side rear brake has been some really loud grinding noise, similar to a metro train. So im guessing its time for some replacing.
Anyone have any recommendations where I can find a good deal on OEM rear brakes and rotors?
Thx all
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have you checked the pad depth to be sure that it is worn? One time my front brakes squealed up a storm whenever I stopped but I took off the pads, pads were still good, cleaned with brake cleaner, applied new anti squeal grease, and problem solved.
You can check the depth by looking from the center of the rotor to the pad which has a gap down the middle. Its just like tread on a tire
You can check the depth by looking from the center of the rotor to the pad which has a gap down the middle. Its just like tread on a tire
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In addition to checking the outer pad thickness, it might be worth it to pull off the wheel and check the inner pad as well. The rear brakes are sliding calipers, so the inner pad usually will wear faster than the outer pad. Also, if the slide pins are seized you could have a perfectly good outer pad and a worn inner pad.
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In addition to checking the outer pad thickness, it might be worth it to pull off the wheel and check the inner pad as well. The rear brakes are sliding calipers, so the inner pad usually will wear faster than the outer pad. Also, if the slide pins are seized you could have a perfectly good outer pad and a worn inner pad.
Thanks for the tips & any word are greatly appreciated!!
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heres instructions on the rear brakes, they are the same for 250/350 I believe
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...s-of-pics.html
and a vid someone made
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...s-of-pics.html
and a vid someone made
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