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43000 miles, slight grove in rear brake rotor.

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Malonebones
I just noticed this today.
No issues with the brakes.

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It looks like the pads are the wrong size.
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Malonebones
It has never been changed.
Stealership has been the only place that has serviced it.
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Malonebones said:
It has never been changed.
Stealership has been the only place that has serviced it.
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43500 miles
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Vice-White
It's possible a piece of brake pad broke and caused the groove.
Ignore it, no problem here. However if it bothers you and it seems it does, have your mechanic check it.
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Looks normal to me....carry on.
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Sometimes a pebble can caught at the front of the pad. As noted above....carry on.
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Malonebones
Chase300 said:
Looks normal to me....carry on.
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Thanks, just wanted to put it out there just in case.
Otherwise, this has been a very good vehicle.
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Orange or lemon....:p
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