Fits: Maserati GranCabrio (2010) 4.7, GranCabrio (2011) 4.7, GranTurismo (2008) 4.2, GranTurismo (2009) 4.2 auto, GranTurismo (2009) 4.7 auto, GranTurismo (2009) 4.7 F1, GranTurismo (2010) 4.2 auto, GranTurismo (2010) 4.7 auto, GranTurismo (2011) 4.2 auto, QTP. (2003) 4.2, QTP. (2005) 4.2, QTP. (2006) 4.2, QTP. (2006) 4.2 F1, QTP. (2007) 4.2 F1, QTP. (2008) 4.2 auto, QTP. (2009) 4.2 auto, QTP. (2009) 4.7 auto, QTP. (2010) 4.2, QTP. (2010) 4.2 auto, QTP. (2010) 4.7, QTP. (2010) 4.7 auto, QTP. (2011) 4.2 auto, QTP. (2011) 4.7 auto
Thanks Conaero. I will get my friendly local garage to fit them. Would you personally go the pattern route or OEM?
I very much doubt a non standard garage without Maserati Diagnosi/SD3 can fit new discs with an EPB system like on the GTS but I am prepared to be proved wrong.
What are the Eurospare pattern pads like? I will need to skim my front discs and put new pads on them and have noticed that Eurospares have some patterns in stock for far cheaper than OEM pads.
They have taken a while to settle in and I haven't been following Benny lately so can't say I have pushed, but they seem no different to what I had before.
You really ought to use the SD3 to put the parking brake into service mode and then again to calibrate the the fitment of the new discs/shoes. It can be done without but I wouldn't recommend it (but I would say that!).
Nope, you said you doubted a garage without SD3 could change the discs. My car proves they can. OK, they may not have done it the right *way* but it seems fine
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Same thing! Not advised so shouldn't be done