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Old 08-09-2014, 02:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Step 1:
Buy new front pads. Research your needs:
Brake Pad Reviews

Step 2:
a.) Buy your self a new set of rotors.
Need Rotors, Which one is best?
OR
b.) Have a mechanic turn your current rotors if they have a lot of metal left.
Brake Rotor Surfacing?

Step 3:
Have a mechanic install your pads/rotors. I'm not so sure turning wrenches are your strong point.

You may also want to have your brake fluid flushed on your car if it has been 3 years.
brake fluid recommendations


A few resources to get parts from:
Brakes

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Andrew / Depoint50 is a dealer with plenty of knowledge. Send him a PM.


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