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E36General discussion and technical help for (E36) 1992-1999 3 series cars. 318, 323, 325, 328.
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definately will dude.
I actually called my mechanic before I bought this stuff and he's like I can get you a sweet deal on some ATE rotors, $108 a pieace. I got the pair off of Turner for the same price. lol
I didn't buy any brake fluid, forgot, DOH, but I am sure my mechanic has some, along with new sensor
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Your Ride: 94 bmw 325i, 97 vw golf
if my brakes squeak a lot does that mean I need new pads, or rotors? I heard e36's have brake pad wear sensors, hope I didn't mess mine up when I took off my bumper today.
Pads dont need to be replaced unless they're to thin, and rotors dont need to be replaced unless theyre worn down, or have a 'lip' on the edge from the pad wearing down in the center of the rotor, and not the edges.
Try putting some brake lube on your rotors if they squeak to much.
Also, i dont know about you guys, but those sensors are a total waste of money, i replaced them when i did new pads, and 3 months later both had ripped themselves out of the pads and the pad wear light had come on.. no way im wasting 20 bucks on those gay sensors again.