I'm looking at probably getting a used (1997-2001) Jeep TJ this year and I'm
wondering what problems they're known for/things to look for when checking
out used ones. Any years in that range to watch out for?

Thanks, lemme know.

 

Front brake rotors.

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"Bob Jones" <memorex_1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I'm looking at probably getting a used (1997-2001) Jeep TJ this year and
> I'm wondering what problems they're known for/things to look for when
> checking out used ones. Any years in that range to watch out for?
>
> Thanks, lemme know.
>

 

Front brake rotors.

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mark
www.hydrotoys.com
"Bob Jones" <memorex_1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I'm looking at probably getting a used (1997-2001) Jeep TJ this year and
> I'm wondering what problems they're known for/things to look for when
> checking out used ones. Any years in that range to watch out for?
>
> Thanks, lemme know.
>

 

Front brake rotors.

--
mark
www.hydrotoys.com
"Bob Jones" <memorex_1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LA2Sf.44147$VV4.675582@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
> I'm looking at probably getting a used (1997-2001) Jeep TJ this year and
> I'm wondering what problems they're known for/things to look for when
> checking out used ones. Any years in that range to watch out for?
>
> Thanks, lemme know.
>

 

Front brake rotors.

--
mark
www.hydrotoys.com
"Bob Jones" <memorex_1@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:LA2Sf.44147$VV4.675582@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
> I'm looking at probably getting a used (1997-2001) Jeep TJ this year and
> I'm wondering what problems they're known for/things to look for when
> checking out used ones. Any years in that range to watch out for?
>
> Thanks, lemme know.
>

 

> Front brake rotors.

Is that where they have a thin bit of metal that rusts and cracks?

I had to replace both of mine. I wondered what that clunk was when I
hit the brakes. Since then, I can't get rid of the brake squeal with
Raybestos pads.

 

> Front brake rotors.

Is that where they have a thin bit of metal that rusts and cracks?

I had to replace both of mine. I wondered what that clunk was when I
hit the brakes. Since then, I can't get rid of the brake squeal with
Raybestos pads.

 

> Front brake rotors.

Is that where they have a thin bit of metal that rusts and cracks?

I had to replace both of mine. I wondered what that clunk was when I
hit the brakes. Since then, I can't get rid of the brake squeal with
Raybestos pads.

 

> Front brake rotors.

Is that where they have a thin bit of metal that rusts and cracks?

I had to replace both of mine. I wondered what that clunk was when I
hit the brakes. Since then, I can't get rid of the brake squeal with
Raybestos pads.

 

Ceramic pads generally (not always) are quieter and less likely to squeak. I
have used Bosch Ceramic Pads on my '02 TJ and I liked them. Lifetime
warranty - if they wear out or start squeaking, just take them back to the
auto parts store you purchased them from with your receipt (save that
receipt) and get a free set.

http://www.ceramicfriction.com/

or Raybestos & Bendix both make ceramic pads

http://www.raybestos.com/usa/brakepads.htm


Tom

"Scott in Baltimore" <sDcOoNtTtS_PuAnMiMtE_69@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> > Front brake rotors.
>
> Is that where they have a thin bit of metal that rusts and cracks?
>
> I had to replace both of mine. I wondered what that clunk was when I
> hit the brakes. Since then, I can't get rid of the brake squeal with
> Raybestos pads.