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1998 XC problems V70-XC70 1998

posted by  Erik A on  Thu Apr 20 18:59 CST 2006
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It is quite simple to check the brake force distribution;
1. drive and do some distinct but not hard braking, stopping once or twice from highway speed is sufficient
2. check the temperature of the rotors with your finger (but be careful)
Front rotors shall be about twice as hot as rear and there shall be no noticeable difference between left and right on an axle






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