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> 2000 Jeep GC front brake job
Rob Hood
post Jun 3 2011, 02:12 AM
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My stepdaughter's 2000 Jeep GC needs front brakes; the pedal shudders when the brakes are applied, which to me means warped rotors. She took it to a local shop who confirmed the warped rotors, and told her that in addition to replacing the rotors and pads, that the calipers also needed to be replaced. I find that odd (at the very least). Has anyone else done a brake job on one of these vehicles?

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post Jun 3 2011, 03:18 AM
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yep, and they are selling work because of the liability issues. It's easy enough to do in the driveway....... unless the caliper is hanging up, it doesn't need changed.....
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post Jun 3 2011, 03:34 AM
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That's what I thought. Thanks!
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post Jun 7 2011, 02:04 AM
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QUOTE (Rob Hood @ Jun 2 2011, 11:34 PM) *
That's what I thought. Thanks!


My 99 F250 Powerstroke has had a rear caliper hang up and then a front caliper hang up. It's very noticeable. I replaced a pair at a time. Other than that, replace the rotors with rotors made in the US. Very important. I replaced all 4 of my F250's rotors with cheap, chinese made rotors and they warped within months. Not it's so bad (over a year later), that I can hardly stand it. US rotors will last much longer. It's worth the extra money.

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