Brake Pads - Where can I get?

npca-bucky · Post by **npca-bucky** » Fri May 11, 2001 8:31 pm

Wondering if anyone knows a source for pads. My left front pads got so wet from leaking cylinders that they may not dry out and need to be replaced. I thought I had solved my problem by cleaning and adjusting but the dang thing it still pulls to the right because the right front is nice and dry and the left front won't dry out after repeated cleaning, spraying, setting out with the hub off etc. So now I'm looking for new pads. Anyone out there know where they might be available. My usual source for parts (Nissan dealer in MN) says they're no longer available through Nissan. Thanks, Bucky

npca-jeepy · Post by **npca-jeepy** » Sat May 12, 2001 5:54 am

I am almost positive that they are still available but they are expensive. I bought shoes for all 4 wheels not too long ago from my Nissan Dealer. I may still have the part numbers around... -Jeff

npca-jerry · Post by **npca-jerry** » Sat May 12, 2001 6:13 am

i have some how about 20 bucks? plus shipping jerry

npca-bucky · Post by **npca-bucky** » Fri May 18, 2001 12:54 pm

Jerry,I'll take them. Please contact me via email and we can work out the details. I tried contacting you through your hotmail address but havn't heard back.Thanks,Bucky

npca-gary · Post by **npca-gary** » Sun May 20, 2001 12:00 pm

For reference to anyone that needs them: Rear shoe Pt# is 44061-35005 Front shoe Pt# is 41030-35005 Front or Rear lining Pt# is 41039-30101 Brass rivet Pt# is 41042-58000 and 41042-58001 Although I buy mine through the dealer I have been told by a couple of brake people that they can bond new linings to my old metal shoes. I am taking my old shoes down to be relined as back-up.

npca-xpatrolx · Post by **npca-xpatrolx** » Mon Aug 13, 2001 9:47 pm

As of tomorrow I will be the owner of a 1969 Patrol. I spent 4 days trying to find brake pads to pass inspection with no luck from any parts dealer. However, the factory for NAPA brakes is located in Payson Utah, 30 min. South of me, and they are replacing the pads on the brakes. Nissan dealers can order the pads, but I couldn't find any other brake parts. If you don't have a shop in your town that can repair the brakes, you may try to contact Rayloc of Payson, UT and have them reline the shoes: Rayloc 700 N 500 East Payson UT 84651 (801) 465-484

npca-gary · Post by **npca-gary** » Fri Aug 17, 2001 7:48 pm

I realize it's a small point but: Disc Brakes use "PADS". Drum brakes use "SHOES" It may help your parts guy to know what he is looking for.