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Old 04-21-2015, 08:40 AM   #1
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No matter what anybody tries to tell you, the rotors could not have caused this.....No matter how worn or new the pads are.

Totally unrelated problems. Start there.
I dunno, ECS is a pretty reputable company...

What if the rotors are really, really, worn out, and has a really, really thick lip???

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I dunno, ECS is a pretty reputable company...

What if the rotors are really, really, worn out, and has a really, really thick lip???

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Well this thread has gone waay off track

I have had the oil light three times in two years
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