i go to get new pads for my 94 amigo and get ready to pull the shit off and notice the new pads ARE NOT ANYTHING LIKE MY OLD ONES !! :eek:
so i thought parts mistake so i went back and EVERY pad for 89-94 amigo/rodeo/pickup is not like my old ones :confused:


help ....

name for the new pad ?

name for the new pad ?
:confused:
you mean the brand? it didnt matter wearever,bendix,whatever where all the same shape size as the one on the left.
363 or some shit ,i can get the box number if ya want

:confused:
you mean the brand? it didnt matter wearever,bendix,whatever where all the same shape size as the one on the left.
363 or some shit ,i can get the box number if ya want

It does matter.
Aftermarket brakes can be a problem = 90s models

fuck! so what do i ask for at the store? i went page by page from 89-94 with the same pads. Who will have the right ones? Should i start up the torch and SASing the bitch (dont answer the last one)

Should i start up the torch and SASing the bitch (dont answer the last one)

yes :flipoff2:

I've never seen a pad that looked like that
Even on our Subaru :confused:

which store ?

advanced auto. i am gonna reasemble the fawker and try pepboys/napa tomorow. the pads are just cracked/glazed from the geriatric previous owner (a 94 with 49k miles) so they should be fine for a bit longer. dammit this sucks

advanced auto. i am gonna reasemble the fawker and try pepboys/napa tomorow. the pads are just cracked/glazed from the geriatric previous owner (a 94 with 49k miles) so they should be fine for a bit longer. dammit this sucks

Try NAPA
other than an Isuzu source

The pad on the left is the correct pad. Who knows what the hell the one on the right is for, although it looks like all the critical dimentions are OK (Well...duh, if they weren't you would have known).

You really should consider a pad kit from Isuzu. Pads, clips, shims and grease. You will probalby pay about $75 for each end, but...they will make nary a sound. The aftermarket ones could give you the famous Isuzu groan-squak.

Michael

The pad on the left is the correct pad. Who knows what the hell the one on the right is for, although it looks like all the critical dimentions are OK (Well...duh, if they weren't you would have known).

You really should consider a pad kit from Isuzu. Pads, clips, shims and grease. You will probalby pay about $75 for each end, but...they will make nary a sound. The aftermarket ones could give you the famous Isuzu groan-squak.

Michael
The pad on the right IS the one off my amigo :rolleyes: the one on the left is like 1/4" smaller and will not fit in the caliper bracket. all the brackets and caliper apear stock (same amount of salt/rust as the rest)

it didnt matter wearever,bendix,whatever where all the same shape size as the one on the left.

no matter where you look you will come up with the same thing. Why? good question and the simple answer is you have 95 brakes. Either someone swapped front suspension and brake parts maybe due to a wreck or maybe the previous owner did some title and vin swappin, but either way you got 95-up brakes no doubt, go order pads for a 95 rodeo and you will be in business.
http://img48.photobucket.com/albums/v146/psychobilly/pad.jpg


oh, and yer welcome :flipoff2:

oh, and yer welcome :flipoff2:

i found that 94 trooper pads were the same this morning :D

so thank you :flipoff2:

eveything looks stock/unmolested so i have no fucking clue