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09-11-2009, 10:46 PM
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I wanna XR5
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: South Oz
Posts: 749
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Hi all
Just wondering Have any of you had the rear pads wearing out faster than the fronts? I am on my 3rd set for the rear. first change was about 40 next was about 90 and recently at 130ish. The fronts I changed at 98. Something else I tested a few weeks ago and it has been on my mind for a long time. I tested to see if the brakes where rear bias, Guess what they are and have had this feeling for along time. on the way to the farm (dirt road) i jumped on the brakes and the rears lock up. I have serviced the rear brakes recently so should be working well. Any thoughts?
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Great Wall X240. Bouncing around the APY Lands Ex Ford owner and member of this great site for ages. South Australia, where the RIGHT hand lane is the NEW LEFT lane??????!!! %&#@* |
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Rear brake pad wear
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