Disabling the three amigos
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RE: Disabling the three amigos
ORIGINAL: grussell
I can do the brakes. I have performed my own maintenance on all my other vehicles, but I am a new Rover owner so look to the forum for advice on particulars. I installed the Magnecores and Bosch plugs from recommendations from you guys and the results were good. What brand pads do you recommend? Any particulars about Rover brakes.
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I can do the brakes. I have performed my own maintenance on all my other vehicles, but I am a new Rover owner so look to the forum for advice on particulars. I installed the Magnecores and Bosch plugs from recommendations from you guys and the results were good. What brand pads do you recommend? Any particulars about Rover brakes.
Garry
01 Disco SD 106K
Keller, TX
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12-12-2008, 11:00 AM
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RE: Disabling the three amigos
ORIGINAL: Disco2Guy
Stick with the OEM pads. They don't produce much brake dust, but can still squeal and set off the 3 amigos. My front left is doing that right now.
Stick with the OEM pads. They don't produce much brake dust, but can still squeal and set off the 3 amigos. My front left is doing that right now.
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12-12-2008, 12:13 PM
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