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You may not have to change the rotor. If the groves are not very bad and the rotor has never been turned before, you may be able to just have it turned. Remove both rotors and take them to a machine shop that turns rotors. They will tell you if one or both needs replacing, or they can be turned. Install new pads for sure.

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