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Hyundai: 2002 Sonata, brake rotors and pads?

  1. #1
    Y2Bogus
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    2002 Sonata, brake rotors and pads?

    I have a 2002 Sonata in need of new brake rotors and pads but I can't seem
    to find any auto parts dealers in my area who have them in stock. A friend
    told me that the 2002 Sonata uses the same rotors as the 2001. Is there any
    truth in that?



  2. #2
    Brian
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    Re: 2002 Sonata, brake rotors and pads?

    Y2Bogus wrote:
     

    You shouldn't need rotors on a two year old car. Who's telling you that
    they need to be replaced and why?


  3. #3
    hyundaitech
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    Re: 2002 Sonata, brake rotors and pads?

    According to the parts catalog, 01 and 02 use the same rotors.


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    Y2Bogus
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    Re: 2002 Sonata, brake rotors and pads?

    "hyundaitech" <hotmail.com> wrote in message
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    Thank you kindly.



  5. #5
    Y2Bogus
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    Re: 2002 Sonata, brake rotors and pads?

    "Brian Nystrom" <net> wrote in message
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    My breaks started squealing horribly so I had my friend, who's a mechanic
    take a look at them. He offered to do the job for free if I get him the
    parts.



  6. #6
    Wayne
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    Re: 2002 Sonata, brake rotors and pads?


    "Y2Bogus" <pal> wrote in message
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    You probably just need pads. Did he measure the thickness of the rotors? If
    not then he can't really make the determination that the rotors need
    replacing.

    The squealing is likely coming from the metal clip-like wear indicators on
    the pads. When the pads wear down sufficiently, the ends of these clips
    contact the rotor and squeal so as to alert you that the friction lining is
    worn out.
    --

    Wayne Moses,
    2002 Hyundai Elantra GT
    http://egt.gwebworks.com



  7. #7
    Brian
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    Re: 2002 Sonata, brake rotors and pads?

    Wayne Moses wrote:
     

    Exactly. Squealing doesn't indicate a rotor problem.



 

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