Brake Issue
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Asked by Road Jan 29, 2010 at 12:39 PM about the 2004 INFINITI G35

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Does anyone know if there is a permanent fix to the brake issue on this model. I've had to have my front rotars repaired twice already

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Casper8thgen answered 14 years ago

Sell it,, just kidding,, if the rotors wear out warp or get grooved up by worn out brake pads on one side you have a malfunctioning caliper, or proportioning valve.

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Mervyn answered 14 years ago

I initially had the same problem on mu 04 sedan because i drive fast and the rotors are not designed for that. I had them replaced with drilled and slotted rotors that are zinc plated. Front and rear rotors with ceramikc brakes cost about 600 and 80 per axle to install

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Mary answered 4 years ago

Replaced Breaks,Rotors,calipers,and back break lines. Bleed the breaks and now there arent any breaks.full of fluid no leaks any ideals?

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