On my mothers 1995 gp the rear brakes were f***ed. My brother must have spent over $400 within6 months replacing them, caliper, pads, lines, rotors. He changed EVERYTHING!!! On my 96, the left rear caliper siezed. We replaced it with a used one, the one we got from the parts store didnt have a bracket, and we couldnt get the old one off of mine. The kid who was helping us ( this was in addition to him replaing my timing belt) took the caliper off his car and put it on mine, so far so good. What could have possibly been the problem with the 95? Has anyone heard of that before?
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12-26-2003, 09:47 AM #1
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Rear Brake on a 1995 grand prix...
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12-26-2003, 10:03 AM #2Backseat M0derator
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Re: Rear Brake on a 1995 grand prix...
you didn't even describe the problem that the '95 was having .....
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12-26-2003, 10:32 AM #3
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Re: Rear Brake on a 1995 grand prix...
Originally Posted by jeremy
you didn't even describe the problem that the '95 was having ..... Originally Posted by Green96GTPchick
Your right i didnt. The rear brakes were dragging, and he found no cause for it. Sorry. my brain froze for a second.R.I.P 1996 GTP Thats what it used to look like ----->http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/458957/1
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