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  • seneeb
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    i just did rear pads today on a 2000 grand marquis with 125k miles.

    I know the guy who owns it, he rides the brakes constantly.

    but yea, i will go through and replace all the front end componentry.

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  • mercenvy
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    I did but it was because a rear seal was leaking gear oil all over the pads...

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  • DuceAnAHalf
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    Originally posted by mrltd
    we were discussing suspension.... Those damn rear brakes do last forever.
    Has anyone besides a cab company ever done a set of rear pads?

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  • mrltd
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    we were discussing suspension.... Those damn rear brakes do last forever.

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  • DuceAnAHalf
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    Originally posted by mrltd
    With that milage....Everything is shot. Replace what you can.
    Hey the rear brake pads still ahve another 100,000 miles left in them.

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  • mrltd
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    With that milage....Everything is shot. Replace what you can.

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  • DuceAnAHalf
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    at 110,000 miles the front tie rods on my 97 were beyond shot.

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  • seneeb
    started a topic got the front GR-2's in

    got the front GR-2's in

    they ride very nicely! I used the old bushings for now as they werent in horrible shape and the KYB bushing kit hasnt shipped yet.

    I'll get the new bushings in when they ship.

    I also flipped the whitewalls in, balanced and road forced the tires. My high speed vibration is gone. Over big bumps at highway speed there's still something that feels kinda loose up front. I'm thinking it might be tie rods or sway bar end links. It wont be too hard to figure it out though, just have to actually put some time into it.
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