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    3. In 80 thousand miles i've changed the rear brake pad 4 times on the rear of my nissan . It's always the nsr pads which wear out the osr being approx imately 50 % worn both calipers are free . Does anyone know why always the n/s wears out more quickly
    In 80 thousand miles i've changed the rear brake pad 4 times on the rear of my nissan . It's always the nsr pads which wear out the osr being approx imately 50 % worn both calipers are free . Does anyone know why always the n/s wears out more quickly

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      That is an excessive and abnormal wear of brakes, especially rear ones. Have you taken it in to Nissan ? Whether your car is under warranty or not, Nissan should and WILL do something about it. Don't take NO for an answer.

      10 years ago. Rating: 3
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