Chrysler: does 100,000 7 years warranty cover brake pads??

mrknowitallnot wrote: 

nope no normal wear items are covered, tires, brakes clutch (for the most
part) ect. KB
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nope 12/12 is all
nananana! gonna have to pay for it cheap ass

mrknowitallnot wrote:
 

Squeaking disc brakes are sort of a fact of life. A lot of them do this.
While it can be annoying, it doesn't affect how the brakes work. Your
Chrysler repair guys will probably tell you this unless: 1. There is some
sort of technical service bulletin on this due to customer complaints, etc.
or 2. They can somehow get away with repairing it and charging the repair
back to Chrysler. More than likely, you'll get the "it's normal"
explanation. Try anyway as the car is still under warranty.

Now "grinding" brake noises are something else. Our '96 Town and Country
goes through front brake pads about every 35,000 miles (56,300 kilometers).
If your car has been used in an area with more slope than normal, it may be
due at 44,000KM. Squeaking can be annoying, but grinding is definitely bad.

Best,

Ken

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My understanding is that squealing comes from dust.

DAS
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"Ken Stoorza" <net> wrote in message
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NO, they are considered "wear items".

12 months/12,000 miles which ever comes first.