Posted by Leroy on April 18, 2023 at 11:17:17 from (98.30.20.69):
I hear on here where some of you think Rock Auto is a good place to purchase parts. So how does it work, how do you order and recieve order? How do you pay? I am needing rotors and calipers and pads for both rear wheels on my 2003 Dakota with the 4.7 engine, automatic a n 4 wheel drive. On calipers looks like a core charge so how do you handle the core. Pricing has me confused. Looks like caliper would be $32.89 for caliper plus $17.10 for total caliper and core Price of $49.99. Could thast be correct? Here for a new way over a hundred Dollars. I am looking for cheapest rotor and pad kit. The old truck has over 300,000 on it and is very rusty and if I can baby it for anouther year that will be it. If I get over a hundred mile from home that it a long trip and if it would get 7,000 mile in next year would suprise me.. And looks like a pair of rotors and pad kit would be $ 94.99. Can anything be the way I am looking at it? I live close to Findlay, Ohio. Have trouble understanding their site. Would they also have a PCM for a 2001 Dakota 3.9 6 automatic? Thanks.
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