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Started by Elite Pete, 25 March 2007, 15:42:08

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Elite Pete

Can anyone tell me the price of rear discs and pads for a 3.0 Estate and if there on trade club.

Thanks in advance :y
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jonny2112

Pete,

Rear axle set pads (all models) 9192126 £10.95  (TC)
Rear pair solid discs 90444513 £58.36 (TC)
Don't think there is a variation for estate but I stand to be corrected.

HTH

Elite Pete

QuotePete,

Rear axle set pads (all models) 9192126 £10.95  (TC)
Rear pair solid discs 90444513 £58.36 (TC)
Don't think there is a variation for estate but I stand to be corrected.

HTH

Cheers  :y
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TheBoy

May be worth having a set of the antirattle springs handy, they can't be too much....
Grumpy old man

Taxi_Driver

QuoteMay be worth having a set of the antirattle springs handy, they can't be too much....

The obvious answer is no......but i'll ask anyway....arent the back ones built into the pads like the front ones are?

Markjay

The hand brake shoes shouldn't normally need doing because they get no wear - unless badly rusted, contaminated with brake fluid, or separating from the base...
Alas, no more Omegas....

Taxi_Driver

QuotePete,

Rear axle set pads (all models) 9192126 £10.95  (TC)
Rear pair solid discs 90444513 £58.36 (TC)
Don't think there is a variation for estate but I stand to be corrected.

HTH

Dont forget to add the dreaded VAT to those prices Pete  :y

TheBoy

Quote
QuoteMay be worth having a set of the antirattle springs handy, they can't be too much....

The obvious answer is no......but i'll ask anyway....arent the back ones built into the pads like the front ones are?
Rears have a seperate spring, not included with the pads. They have a tendency to break where the 2 parts are riveted together.
Grumpy old man

Taxi_Driver

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QuoteMay be worth having a set of the antirattle springs handy, they can't be too much....

The obvious answer is no......but i'll ask anyway....arent the back ones built into the pads like the front ones are?
Rears have a seperate spring, not included with the pads. They have a tendency to break where the 2 parts are riveted together.

Right...cheers  :y Dont know if you remember the pic i posted of my old front pads.....one of the springs had indeed snapped off.....guess what....since changing them....an annoying rattle i had, has disappeared too  :)

TheBoy

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QuoteMay be worth having a set of the antirattle springs handy, they can't be too much....

The obvious answer is no......but i'll ask anyway....arent the back ones built into the pads like the front ones are?
Rears have a seperate spring, not included with the pads. They have a tendency to break where the 2 parts are riveted together.

Right...cheers  :y Dont know if you remember the pic i posted of my old front pads.....one of the springs had indeed snapped off.....guess what....since changing them....an annoying rattle i had, has disappeared too  :)
I do remember...  ...the antirattle springs are there for a reason ;)
Grumpy old man