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I second this! 200

posted by  jwalker on  Thu Jun 23 12:21 CST 2005
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Buy Volvo OEM. Expensive, but worth it. Also use shims (comes with OEM pads), new hardware and sly-glide brake grease on the back of the pad and both sides of the shim. Not too much and be sure to not get any on the pad surface or rotors...

Did my fronts this way in Dec. and the brakes are dead silent.

BTW - OEM pads also last a long time. Got 85k on my last set of fronts...

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90 244DL 255K - original engine/drivetrain :)






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