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front brake pad and rotor replacement V70-XC70 1999

posted by  norEast on  Wed Nov 18 04:14 CST 2009
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Thanks Klaus…. The piston was rusted in place and wasn’t going to move no matter what I used for a compressing tool. I went all new - rotors (Zimmerman) pads and rebuilt calipers. I even purchased the IPD bleeder kit. Hoping to attack the job this Saturday AM during my laughs thru my weekly listen to the clowns on the ‘Car Talk’ radio show. thanx again.....

I miss my 140s/60 240s 740s and still adore our presently owned 1995 940… she’s a gem.







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