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Slonopotam
July 14th, 2006, 22:43
Hi,

I am going to try to find rear disk brakes for my Cherokee at junk yards in the SF south bay. I am looking for combination valve + backing plates + all stuff on it, calipers, disks...

What would be a reasonable price for that ?

Thank you,
Andrey

Mrburns
July 16th, 2006, 14:20
I got mine from a guy in sac for $85 shipped, that included all axle end parts (rotors/calipers etc, plus brake booster, valve) and also included a pair of D44 shafts. I ended up not using the PB unit, but the disc's are great.

Slonopotam
July 16th, 2006, 14:33
I got mine from a guy in sac for $85 shipped
Thanks, I am inspired now.
I've a quote at a junk yard yesterday - 750 for the whole axle. I refused, of course

How did you find the guy ?
Craigslist, naxja.org, some other board ?

Andrey

Mrburns
July 16th, 2006, 15:41
It was either off of JU or RE's classifieds....this was a couple years ago, but the story as i understand it was the guy was either hit (totalled) or rolled it, bought it back from the insurance so he could strip what he had added (or could save) and was parting the rest. You could always try to find a GC 35 at a PnP or some other...i can't believe they'd want 750 for them, but then again i've never priced them either...

If you buy someones who has rolled it, check and double check the actual "brackets" to make sure they aren't cracked i did come across a few during my search for them, and a portion of people weren't very up front about that...

ChuckD
July 21st, 2006, 10:21
have you tried www.car-parts.com ?

Slonopotam
July 21st, 2006, 11:12
have you tried www.car-parts.com ?

I would prefer to find it locally or within driving distance to make sure what I am buying.

ChuckD
July 21st, 2006, 11:51
I would prefer to find it locally or within driving distance to make sure what I am buying.


Well you can narrow down the area, but of course limits your availability.