2000 Civic Brakes

Discussion in 'Civic' started by Peter H, Aug 13, 2004.

  1. Peter H

    Peter H Guest

    I've been told after the Dealer has serviced my car that I have 5mm left on
    the front brakes and 4mm left on the rear. What they don't say is what
    percentage that would be or how long they would probably last at this point.
    Any ideas?

    tia

    Peter H
     
    Peter H, Aug 13, 2004
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  2. Peter H

    disallow Guest

    Firstly, what kinda of 2000 civic do you have? does it have ABS? How many
    miles on it?

    As far as 5mm left on the front, you should be able to get
    quite a few more clicks outta that, but a replacement in 4-6
    months depending on your driving style is probably in order.

    The rear should be OK, as long as they are drum brakes, I
    have orginal shoes on my 98 Civic LX 4dr (CDN).

    t
     
    disallow, Aug 13, 2004
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