nwoods
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How to change your pads:
http://blog.nextstepdesigns.com/?p=73
http://blog.nextstepdesigns.com/?p=73
why replace rotors often
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AtlanticBritish has the stock parts and kits... cheap and keeps you with genuine Land Rover parts...
I have purchased the pads and sensors and just simply take those with me to a local mechanic who pops them in for $125 bucks. Simple, under $400 new pads and sensors installed using genuine Land Rover parts. Dealers charge about $1200 I hear.
follow this link to view pads, sensors, rotors and kits for LR3s:
http://www.roverparts.com/ProductList.cfm?vehicle=LR3&category=BRAKES&Search=&PartNumber=
I have purchased the pads and sensors and just simply take those with me to a local mechanic who pops them in for $125 bucks. Simple, under $400 new pads and sensors installed using genuine Land Rover parts. Dealers charge about $1200 I hear.
follow this link to view pads, sensors, rotors and kits for LR3s:
http://www.roverparts.com/ProductList.cfm?vehicle=LR3&category=BRAKES&Search=&PartNumber=
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