brakes

Asked by sonic_blu_rider Oct 16, 2008 at 11:48 PM about the Ford Taurus

Question type: General

Are the brakes from 2000-2001 interchangeable? Or is that the drum-to-disk phase?

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Bryan answered 16 years ago

I really don't know whether the brakes between years are interchangeable. Manufacturers change things such as the size of the brakes all the time. I suggest going to a parts store and asking there. Any self-respecting auto parts store has a mega database that will let them know.

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