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10-01-2007, 08:01 PM
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Treasure your balls?
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: NW Melbourne
Posts: 2,570
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G'day all, Bloody Hot...
Changed my font pads today and noticed that the front left caliper outer pad has been dragging. This was due to a siezed (floating) caliper mounting bolt. The outer pad had just started to scorch the disc due to no meat left whilst the other pads had more than 50% left. Since this forum has been good to me before with recommendations, I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a brake specialist in the north western suburbs of Melbourne. I want to get the caliper overhauled and a complete brake fluid flush. Keep the (amber) fluids up, Rob
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Brake Specialist Recommendations (Melbourne NW)
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