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Old 07-10-2005, 09:51 PM
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2000 ML320 Brake Question

My ML has 50k miles and, I'm told, needs brake work. As yet, no brake warning has shown up via the indicator lights but a couple of people have suggested that the pads are "thin". There is a question as to whether, when I replace the pads, do I also need to replace the rotors. In looking through the various posts here I still do not find a definitive answer.

Here are my questions, 1.) Should I go ahead and do any work at all or wait until the indicator light shows up? In other words is the indicator light reliable? 2.) Is it important to replace the rotors when I replace the pads? For clarification, the rear rotors have a ridge that can be felt around the outer edge of the rotors. The front do not.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions...........
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