V8V Rear Brake Pads

V8V Rear Brake Pads

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snuffy

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10,367 posts

290 months

Wednesday 12th December 2012
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I've been informed that the rear brake pads on my V8V are looking somewhat low ( the warning thing you get has not popped up so far ); so, easy question I hope :

Where's the best place to get them from and what sort of cost am I looking at ? ( £200 or so ? )

I popped them in to Google and found some at 15 quid on ebay - erm, no thanks !


Dan1heMan

135 posts

224 months

Wednesday 12th December 2012
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Hi Snuffy,

If you check out : http://www.eurocarparts.com/

Put in your registration, you can get them for £117 with the discount code 'pagid30' I have just recently changed these myself. These are what Aston use themselves and not the cheaper EBC yellow and redstuff pads...

Cheers

Dan

snuffy

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10,367 posts

290 months

Wednesday 12th December 2012
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Hi Dan

That's fantastic, thanks very much.

I also had a look for the wear sensors, and they only do the fronts, not the rears. But I've managed to find somewhere else online that does them for about £25, so I'll have to order the sensors separately. Still, much cheaper than I was expecting.

Adrian

V8 Animal

5,975 posts

216 months

Wednesday 12th December 2012
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That's cheap there's a set in the classifieds but dearer.

897sma

3,458 posts

150 months

Wednesday 12th December 2012
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If you look in the FAQ section there is a link to how to change them.

Lunablack

3,494 posts

168 months

Wednesday 12th December 2012
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snuffy said:
Hi Dan

That's fantastic, thanks very much.

I also had a look for the wear sensors, and they only do the fronts, not the rears. But I've managed to find somewhere else online that does them for about £25, so I'll have to order the sensors separately. Still, much cheaper than I was expecting.

Adrian
If you swap the pads before the light comes on, you won't need to waste money on new sensorssmile

snuffy

Original Poster:

10,367 posts

290 months

Thursday 13th December 2012
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Lunablack said:
snuffy said:
Hi Dan

That's fantastic, thanks very much.

I also had a look for the wear sensors, and they only do the fronts, not the rears. But I've managed to find somewhere else online that does them for about £25, so I'll have to order the sensors separately. Still, much cheaper than I was expecting.

Adrian
If you swap the pads before the light comes on, you won't need to waste money on new sensorssmile
Even better. I was thinking the sensors sort of wore down as well, so I suppose they get to a point that when they wear away, they break so as to indicate it's time to change the pads. So if you dont get that far, they have not broken.

Thanks all - £117 for the bits !