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Old 05-19-2001, 02:01 PM   #2
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Seems high to me Power. But I haven't paid to have a brake job done for a long time. Unless you have to have a new drum, master cylinder, or wheel cylinders, I can't see why it would be that high. Why don't you get another estimate at Brake Check or some place like that?

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