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February 27th, 2010, 15:37
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Brake pedal feel
I just bought a '99 Grand Cherokee and am wondering if anyone who has driven a WJ could give me some input on how their brake pedal feels. I just upgraded to the Akebono calipers with new rotors and pads. The feel is the same as when the old calipers were on. I would describe it as minimal resistance for the first third of pedal travel and gradually increasing resistance as you get closer to the floor. It stops fine, but just has an odd feel. Seem normal for this vehicle?
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