Rear brake pad recommendations (archive)

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Rear brake pad recommendations (archive)

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Posted by Todd Frye on September 11, 2001 at 16:32:29:

(posted from: tfrye.byu.edu (128.187.73.206))

Looks like the rear pads on my 88, 535is are ready to be replaced. Any recommendations? How are the dealer pads? I won't be racing...maybe some aggressive commuting. Also the brake light comes on during acceleration and goes off when I decelerate. Any ideas? Brake fluid level looks o.k. Sensor wires are intact. Thanks. Todd Frye

I run Porterfields front and rear and have not... Rob Anderson 23:38 9/16/2001 (0)
What about for Driving Schools? Sean 08:24 9/14/2001 (3)
- For Rear Pads,Metal Masters Are More Than Enough Tim In PA 09:00 9/14/2001 (2)
  - Re: For Rear Pads,Metal Masters Are More Than Enou Sheldon 10:26 9/14/2001 (1)
    - I liked the Porterfield Pads Up Front, But That Tim In PA 12:17 9/14/2001 (0)
Re: Rear brake pad recommendations Neil Deshpande 00:30 9/14/2001 (2)
- Re: Rear brake pad recommendations Sean 09:44 9/14/2001 (1)
  - Re: Rear brake pad recommendations Neil Deshpande 10:40 9/15/2001 (0)

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