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Car Forum / Honda Cars / November 2006

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Source for roters and pads, autozone problems?

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comcastss news groups - 03 Nov 2006 15:31 GMT
Getting ready to do the fronts on my 98 Accord EX V6, 105,000 miles.

I usually get parts from AutoZone but I think I have to give up on their
convenience..
I've gotten to many bad parts in the past from Alternators to Brake master
cylinders.

What would be a good source for rotors and pads.
The Honda dealer?  (None close to me)
Online?
Or would I be ok if one of the local parts places has a better quality
(higher priced) rotors....?

TIA Steve
comcastss news groups - 03 Nov 2006 15:40 GMT
Cap auto parts has Wagner rotors for $62

The "economy" rotors are $20. I tried those in the past and they warpped.

I guess the question is, are the Wagner rotors OK or should I go to a Honda
parts dealer???

TIA

Steve
Elle - 03 Nov 2006 16:03 GMT
Buy the Honda pads from an OEM Honda parts dealer like

www.hondaautomotiveparts.com (Rhode Island)

www.slhondaparts.com (California)

www.cheapesthondaparts.com (Colorado, but they are still
getting their shipping act together; monitor their shipments
like a hawk)

OEM Honda pads are reasonably priced for what one gets: Less
dust; appropriate wear on rotors; less noise, etc.

I have not replaced rotors but from reading here, this is
one item that many of the regulars here say need not be
replaced with OEM. Stay tuned for recommendations on rotor
manufacturers, or search the Honda groups' archives.
Grumpy AuContraire - 03 Nov 2006 16:31 GMT
> Buy the Honda pads from an OEM Honda parts dealer like
>
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> replaced with OEM. Stay tuned for recommendations on rotor
> manufacturers, or search the Honda groups' archives.

Rotors should be able to be turned (if warped).

JT
Michael Pardee - 03 Nov 2006 19:37 GMT
> Rotors should be able to be turned (if warped).

Theoretically true, but if the '98 is like the '93 in this respect it takes
an act of god to get the rotors off. It requires 90% of the work to change
the drive axle and still more after that; the rotor is on the back side of
the steering knuckle. Knowing that rotors once warped and turned have a
reputation for warping again, I would definitely go with new ones. Of
course, if the rotors are on the outside it isn't so important.

Mike
Grumpy AuContraire - 04 Nov 2006 01:32 GMT
> > Rotors should be able to be turned (if warped).
>
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>
> Mike

Cain't argue with that...

JT
ExtremeValue - 04 Nov 2006 01:36 GMT
Are there any online (OEM) parts store in Canada?  Thanks in advance.

> Buy the Honda pads from an OEM Honda parts dealer like
>
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> replaced with OEM. Stay tuned for recommendations on rotor
> manufacturers, or search the Honda groups' archives.
Elle - 04 Nov 2006 16:51 GMT
See if the companies linked below, or the ones linked at
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/online-parts.html will ship
to Canada.

The author of the latter site ("Tegger") is Canadian. Maybe
he can comment.

> Are there any online (OEM) parts store in Canada?  Thanks
> in advance.
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>> rotor
>> manufacturers, or search the Honda groups' archives.
Grahame - 04 Nov 2006 19:00 GMT
If you're looking for pads and rotors try www.tiretrends.com
Andy & Carol - 03 Nov 2006 22:53 GMT
Honda pads... They work and last the longest!

> Getting ready to do the fronts on my 98 Accord EX V6, 105,000 miles.
>
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>
> TIA Steve
 
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