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How much should I expect to pay to have need rear disc and calipers? 1989 760 Wagon 700

posted by  jamesp on  Mon Feb 20 01:53 CST 2006
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Just wondering what yu best guesstimate would be. I live in Ma.








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    How much should I expect to pay to have need rear disc and calipers? 1989 760 Wagon 700

    posted by  stoney on  Mon Feb 20 02:07 CST 2006
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    $130 the pair for rebuilt caipers (loaded with new pads, and hardware)
    $45 to $120 the pair for rotors (depends on brand you get OEM Volvo is $$ Chinese made ATE is cheapest)

    Labor is about 1 hr each side at your local rate, but you can do this in the driveway/street with decent tools and a can of PB Blaster.








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      How much should I expect to pay to have need rear disc and calipers? 1989 760 Wagon 700

      posted by  Steve on  Mon Feb 20 02:36 CST 2006
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      Labor is likely going to be higher due to seized brake line/hoses connections. These often corrode in place in high salt areas and are very challenging to remove without cutting the brake line. So plan on more than one hour a side.
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      See the 700/900 FAQ under 'Select Link' button on the top right.







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