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Originally Posted by mbintx
Yes, the dealer did that when they replaced the pads. I dont recall the actual measurement, but I was 2mm from bare minimum specs, I think.
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You have a TON of rotor left.
Look up: SI B 34 05 08
http://www.xoutpost.com/attachments/...b-34-05-08.pdf
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The Minimum Thickness for general inspection (Motor Vehicle Inspection) is defined as follows:
SI B 34 05 08
Brakes
August 2008
Technical Service
Page 1 of 2
Nominal size thickness minus 2.4 mm (not applicable to perforated brake discs and M vehicles)
M vehicles and perforated (cross-drilled) brake discs: Nominal size thickness minus 1.6 mm
Note: The nominal size thickness refers to the width of a new rotor.
Always refer to the Repair Manual for model-specific information.
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AKA - You basically have worn 16.6% of your rotor....
Check your minimum thickness and starting thickness of the rotor (typically by realoem or similar)...but just FYI
No reason to throw away money.