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Brake Backplates - Replacement Estimate
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Love the idea that a 2010 car is getting on a bit. None of mine are that new! Don't ditch it just because there is an issue, minor things like this happen on cars but you'll be avoiding any depreciation.grahamgoo said:
Car is getting on a bit and I am conscious of that - it’s a 2010, I have considered ditching it for something else but the price of a replacement in the current market puts me off, given that I don’t do many miles.Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.1 -
How does an inanimate piece of tin make a noise unless it is flapping in the wind ? I suspect it is more likely the wheel bearings are causing the noise and the backplates will be replaced at the same time as they are corroded.
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