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08-08-2003, 09:54 PM

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adjusting brakes

i would like to know how can i adjust my back brakes on a nissan maxima 98

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You have 4 wheel disc brakes. Nothing to adjust except the E-brake cable.

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What is wrong??

Maybe your brakes are shot?? If you get top quality pads there should be no adjustment necessary.

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