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Old 22nd December 2006, 20:30   #1
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daft question im in need of all the pads changing on my car , now everywhere i have been looking at prices everyone says tere the same for the whole range is this true as i though the 190 (mine) had bigger brakes ? ? what pads am i looking for and is it true that pads from a bmw fit ? ? ? ?
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Old 22nd December 2006, 20:39   #2
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ooooooo and does any one know of a good online place
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Old 23rd December 2006, 18:38   #3
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190's definately had bigger (225mm - I think) front discs and pads

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Old 23rd December 2006, 18:44   #4
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The 190's are smaller than the 180's

Brake pads,front ( 1 set )
All models - exc : 190PS MG ZT/ZT-T SFP 100511
MG ZT 190PS ZT-T 190PS SFP 000040

How old is your car Chill, ZT brakes can be a bit of a minefield tbh. Eg - vented rears on a 180 - didnt expect to see that !

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The 190's are smaller than the 180's

Brake pads,front ( 1 set )
All models - exc : 190PS MG ZT/ZT-T SFP 100511
MG ZT 190PS ZT-T 190PS SFP 000040

How old is your car Chill, ZT brakes can be a bit of a minefield tbh. Eg - vented rears on a 180 - didnt expect to see that !

hi lates

mines a 03

was muttering to this to my dad and bless his little socks for some reson has ordered me some ebc green ones fromt and rear sets now in there defence they seem to have been the only web site on the net that actually listed the 190 seperate to the rest of hte range (thats prob why he ordered them) but im not too keen on the thought are the green stuff any good ?

and mr lates do you fit parts that the customer bring in or do you draw the line at brakes (most garages seem to) thanks
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hi lates

mines a 03

was muttering to this to my dad and bless his little socks for some reson has ordered me some ebc green ones fromt and rear sets now in there defence they seem to have been the only web site on the net that actually listed the 190 seperate to the rest of hte range (thats prob why he ordered them) but im not too keen on the thought are the green stuff any good ?

and mr lates do you fit parts that the customer bring in or do you draw the line at brakes (most garages seem to) thanks
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Chilljohn,
I have no issues with fitting supplied materials, downside can be if they are incorrect a % of labour would still stand.
I have not used grenstuff before although i recall some people claiming they are too hard / eat the discs ?
I am not sure but something has been triggered in the depths of memory. Do a search on .org maybe able to gain you some knowledge.


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Please Note: Genuine parts used for these quotes, prices can be reduced if the customer chooses to use none genuine parts or supply their own. Hope this helps bud.
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I have no issues with fitting supplied materials, downside can be if they are incorrect a % of labour would still stand.
I have not used grenstuff before although i recall some people claiming they are too hard / eat the discs ?
I am not sure but something has been triggered in the depths of memory. Do a search on .org maybe able to gain you some knowledge.


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Please Note: Genuine parts used for these quotes, prices can be reduced if the customer chooses to use none genuine parts or supply their own. Hope this helps bud.

it does indeed thanks

if you could let me know a rough cost so i dont part with it all over xmas , im going to have to take the chance with the greens as i dont want to offend me dad as he sulks lol thank god i dont live with him and a rough date that you will be able to fit me me in to your place the parts place dont reopen till the 2nd i beleive and will you be able to suppie the sensors ? i havent had the low pad warning yet but it will be sods law that if i said i dont need em i will on the trip down

as ever thanks lates
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