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Old 09-11-2015, 07:55 PM   #1
PridenJoy
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Default Why would my AUIII ute have series 1 rear brakes?

Hey all, went to replace rear brake pads on my Apr 2002 ute and already bought the correct rear pads for a series 2/3 ute ( DB1376). When i removed the old pads i found they are to suit a series one (DB1086) and the series 3 ones i bought won't fit (caliper won't fit over them even with piston all the way back). Has anyone else had the same issue or know why this would be. I now have to return the pads and swap them for series one pads which i aint very happy about.

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