Are these from pads or rear pads? I need 1997 camry from pads?
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I bought this for rear break pad celica 1992 gts, I don't know it will fit in 1997 camry or not
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These are rear pads. You can confirm this for your application via Wagner's website. http://www.tqbrakepads.com/find_your_brake_pad/
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these are rear brake pads for lexus rx300 1999,I don't know if these pads work for your car
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And ya there's two different parts.. I checked on centric because the first one I bought were for the rear disc. So look online and see which number it is for your car
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As for the Camry, I do not know; however, I installed these into my 2009 Nissan Maxima without trimming. They are very durable and are a *must* for Midwest winters.
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I don't recall, I wound up unable to use the wheel covers because although they were listed as fitting a 92 Camry, they clearly did not. I'm not sure about 93 - 97. but am sure they do not fit a 92.... I wound up going to an adp store to replace the 92 hubcaps and tossed the Amazon purchased bubcaps out.
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I installed these on a 2004 Camry LE.. NOTE: You have to know how to remove the front bumper cover to access the headlight mounting bolt on the bottom of the assembly (which can be very time consuming)! Thanks... David
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Don't know, but go to the Wagner website to be sure before you order the pads from Amazon. I found ordering without first checking the Wagner site to be problemmatic. Using just the info on Amazon, I ordered the wrong ones, so I had to pay for return shipping.As a rule, a car does not use the same pads for both axles, as the front takes more of the braking load. The front pads are likely to be larger than the rear pads.
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Hi, these are the fronts. The fronts have the sensors. Thanks, Good Better Best Auto Parts Inc. 877-805-8686
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I purchased these for a 2002 Toyota Camry and had to trim them a bit. Having be said that, all you have to do is lay them down and you will be able to see how much would be required to trim. It's clearly marked where to trim and is part of the design so if it fits perfectly, you can leave as be. Hope that helps!
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Don't know, but go to the Wagner website to be sure before you order the pads from Amazon. I found ordering without first checking the Wagner site to be problemmatic. Using just the info on Amazon, I ordered the wrong ones, so I had to pay for return shipping. As a rule, a car does not use the same pads for both axles, as the front takes more of the braking load. The front pads are likely to be larger than the rear pads.
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Shims come with the Pad. Use the old hardware. You might need to buy some high-temp caliper grease. Go to your auto-zone. Its a few $ cheaper too. I really did not get to use my new pad. Was going to do it done in spring when its not as cold but car was totaled 2 weeks ago.
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For my 2007 BMW 328, the EUR1061's are for the front. The rear pads are EUR1287
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That depends on your wheel size. If they are 16 inch steel Toyota wheels, then they should fit. They fit our 2009 Camry with after market steel wheels perfectly as well.
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These springs were for the rear of my 1998 4Runner, manual trans, 3.4 6 cylinder, SR5
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Please check your car. There are two types of brake pads. These will fit if you have one pin that holds the pads. The other option is 2 pins. Rear are not the same as front. I suggest you look at the Bosch catalog online first. Take a wheel off on both front and rear, measure the disc diameter, you can have 350 or 330mm. This will help you define the pads also.
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This only includes the rear pads. I am sure you can find the fronts on amazon as well. Excellent choice by the way!
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They are as follows: 281951 - Front Right 281952 - Front Left 181953 - Rear Right 181954 - Rear Left Remember that the rear struts will require you to disconnect the brake line which will require bleeding of the brake system. If you have any other questions feel free to ask!
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I would check with the Toyota dealer or an auto parts store to get the part number which is what I did. The parts fit my 1995 Camry perfectly.