Minimum Rotor Thickness Chart

Minimum Rotor Thickness Chart - Read real discussions on thousands of topics and get your questions answered. The best thing to do is watch the pad wear, and measure the rotor thickness and monitor it. But it's likely the same place as yours. This keeps the pads in contact with the hot rotor and encourages pad material transfer to the rotor. The factory pads only have this thing on the inside pad since that one wears the most since it's on the pistons. Grand prix front rotor specs are the same from 1998 to 2003, as per the g.m. I had a 2005 fx35 that needed the rotors resurfaced and brake pads.

Read real discussions on thousands of topics and get your questions answered. Grand prix front rotor specs are the same from 1998 to 2003, as per the g.m. If you would get the brake shoes only to touch the disk, then yes, maybe there would be a thin gap. The factory pads only have this thing on the inside pad since that one wears the most since it's on the pistons.

I'm not sure what camel padding is either. But i still think you ought to get someone to tell you how much thickness you have remaining on at least your front pads (i think 1 mm is the minimum thickness). Learn more about pontiac grand prix at the edmunds.com car forums! Rotors running hot (say, after a long run down the side of a mountain), then having to stop with your foot on the brake at a stop light at the bottom. Read real discussions on thousands of topics and get your questions answered. If you would get the brake shoes only to touch the disk, then yes, maybe there would be a thin gap.

Grand prix front rotor specs are the same from 1998 to 2003, as per the g.m. This keeps the pads in contact with the hot rotor and encourages pad material transfer to the rotor. About two months ago i had the front pads and rotors replace at midas at a cost of 600.00 + dollars i was told that the rears were still not needed i have done many a brake job in my 64 + years, but a little hesitant because i have not been. Then it doesn't sound like the front pads are worn enough to activate the screeching mechanism (really just a strip of metal that contacts the brake rotor). I'm not sure what camel padding is either.

Learn more about pontiac grand prix at the edmunds.com car forums! The thickness of the disk changes with the temperature, but only microns. I read pretty carefully the tsb on brake warranty service and procedures, from the link in message #2683, and while it says that for pulsation concerns, rotors should be resurfaced not replaced, it also says important: Actually, in the beginning of 2003 or 2004 it wasn't covered under warranty and infiniti was sued and forced to cover rotors and brakes under warranty because of the amount of people having problems with them and complaining:

Light Weight Rotors And Other Brake Componets, Which Are More Prone To Overheating.

Original thickness = 1.270 minimum machining thickness = 1.250 discard thickness = 1.210 lateral runout =.002 maximum thickness variation =.0005 maximum rotor thickness is measured as overall thickness, about 1 in from the outer edge. Actually, in the beginning of 2003 or 2004 it wasn't covered under warranty and infiniti was sued and forced to cover rotors and brakes under warranty because of the amount of people having problems with them and complaining: Rotors running hot (say, after a long run down the side of a mountain), then having to stop with your foot on the brake at a stop light at the bottom. Think of it like a pulled spring.

The Early G35S And Fxs Were Notoriously Bad When It Came To Rotors And Brake Pads:

Grand prix front rotor specs are the same from 1998 to 2003, as per the g.m. If the scoring depth is more than 1.5mm after the rotor is refinished, it should be replaced. just curious. Then it doesn't sound like the front pads are worn enough to activate the screeching mechanism (really just a strip of metal that contacts the brake rotor). Search yahoo for where your rpo code sticker is.

About Two Months Ago I Had The Front Pads And Rotors Replace At Midas At A Cost Of 600.00 + Dollars I Was Told That The Rears Were Still Not Needed I Have Done Many A Brake Job In My 64 + Years, But A Little Hesitant Because I Have Not Been.

This keeps the pads in contact with the hot rotor and encourages pad material transfer to the rotor. I had a 2005 fx35 that needed the rotors resurfaced and brake pads. My inner pad was pretty close to the wear indicator, with only 2 k miles on it. I'm not sure what camel padding is either.

The Best Thing To Do Is Watch The Pad Wear, And Measure The Rotor Thickness And Monitor It.

If you would get the brake shoes only to touch the disk, then yes, maybe there would be a thin gap. Learn more about pontiac grand prix at the edmunds.com car forums! The factory pads only have this thing on the inside pad since that one wears the most since it's on the pistons. When the parking brake is applied, there is a lot of tension in the cable.

Rotors running hot (say, after a long run down the side of a mountain), then having to stop with your foot on the brake at a stop light at the bottom. I'm not sure what camel padding is either. If the scoring depth is more than 1.5mm after the rotor is refinished, it should be replaced. just curious. Original thickness = 1.270 minimum machining thickness = 1.250 discard thickness = 1.210 lateral runout =.002 maximum thickness variation =.0005 maximum rotor thickness is measured as overall thickness, about 1 in from the outer edge. The thickness of the disk changes with the temperature, but only microns.