the best "breaks"?? the ones that never happen :)
haha jk jk. I'm not too good with the whole braking system so I can't make any recommendations.
For the timing belt though, I think it's best to go with OEM.
Ay, I need to replace my front and later my rear breaks, they already started to squeak and once I even heard a knocking sound, don't know if it's related to it, or maybe it was a bad road...
well, Mitsubishi delaer offered me to do change front breaks and rotors for 400$ but i guess it could be done cheaper at a mechanic, and I was thinking to bring my own breaks from ebay or adavanced autoparts... so which are the best
and they said the same for the timing and driving belt, 400$ for both... crazy expensive... so what are some good belts for galant, that would fit?
I also need to do break flush 100$, power steering flush100$, fuel injection 140$ and rear breaks trimming or something like that 260$?
i have 68,000 miles on a 2004 galant ES.... so which parts should i do now?
Thanks...
the best "breaks"?? the ones that never happen :)
haha jk jk. I'm not too good with the whole braking system so I can't make any recommendations.
For the timing belt though, I think it's best to go with OEM.
Go OE on belts... I have drilled and slotted rotors from ebay and they are great. If you get pads from advance, go Wagner ceramic
-Andrew
thanks for advices.... so OE is originals right? But how can I tell???
and I found MAC AUTO PARTS for 100 $ + 40 shipping = front and read rotors + pads
KIT INCLUDES:
2x 5399 Premium Front Rotors
2x 31360 Premium Rear Rotors
1x MD866 Front Pads 4Pc set
1x MD383 Rear Pads 4Pc Set
is this a good deal?
I got my drilled & slotted rotors along with some nice pads from R1Concepts.... One of the vendors on here... Great customer service... Id recommend them.
do i need to have a certain post count to see the vendors here?
Title: MITSUBISHI GALANT 2004 Front Brake Pads - Axxis/PBR Deluxe
Sku: 107.08660
Desc: Ceramic Formula
Title: MITSUBISHI GALANT 2004 Front Brake Rotors - Cross-Drilled & Slotted
Sku: EDS.46061
Desc: Cross-Drilled & Slotted Brake Rotors
this 2 would work? for 158 and free shipping
and i found a belt at mitsubishi parts center for 50$.... is it a legit site? anyone knows?
Get the Brake rotors through r1concepts here, front drilled and slotted will work fine, PM Steven and ask him for a quote shipped to your location. Go for Akebono from Advance auto parts. Order it online and pick up in store, and use the discount code ES123 to get a $20 off $50 and you will get your Akebonos for the cheapest price.
Belts use the site http://www.oemmitsubishiparts.com/ Best prices and fast shipping and great customer service. You can also use eBay, but buy gates or bando, good brands that basically make belts for the Car companies.
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is it going back online ????
but thanks nonetheless.... tamim 13 especially
Bad luck man, never seen the site down. Should be up on Monday I'm sure.
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so this would be good? Except it's suspect with such a low price... but then it's just piece of rubber...
for the timing belt, go to www.rockauto.com
I recommend purchasing the gates timing belt kit. Which is approx $50. Google search a rockauto discount code and use that in the "how did you hear about us" section. Price should be close to $55 after shipment and that will come with 2 of the pulleys you will need to replace.
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You do know, that the dealer quoted you $400 for the timing and drive belts including labour right? The timing belt is cheap, it's the labour that racks up the price to $400. Also when you are doing the timing belt, it would be a good idea to replace the water pump also.
ye ofcourse, but still.. the belt is 7$ ok, 2 pulleys for 50$ so the labor is 350 ??? probably not...
i guess with a water pump OEM will work, right?
At the dealer, that's usually the price for labour for a timing belt/water pump change, they quoted me $900 for the timing belt, water pump and drive belts. Even an independent mechanic charges me $350 labour for all that.
Water pump, stick with OEM, but it's going to cost you!
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