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Old 12-09-2012, 05:44 AM
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front pads at 3-4mm

Dealer reports front pads of 2006 CC have 3-4mm remaining and wants to replace them for $493.
1. at what thickness should pads be replaced?
2. that seems like a whole lot of money (pad kit $116, labor $263)
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Old 12-09-2012, 02:56 PM
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Both front and rear minimum thickness according to the Nissan Service Manual is 1 mm.

Changing pads is not that hard. Take the opportunity to flush the brake system at the same time. I do my brake fluid about every two years.
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Wow, thats a helluva price for a simple driveway job...

Agreed, changing pads is not hard at all...can of BrakeKlean, pads, and a wrench. Plus you can get in close and take a look at the suspension and steering...
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I just bought OEM front rotors and pads for my 08 T for 245 bucks at Auto Zone.I got the best pads (Duralast) they sell.I will replace them today.It is very easy to do.


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