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Originally posted by Vertnut View PostI hate drum brakes. Any comments I've made in this thread refer to 4 wheel disc.
It’s nice to be taught by the best!
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Originally posted by kingjason View PostI just put new rotors on everytime. It is not that expensive and you lose no pedal. Oh and buy at least wagner brand pads or better or you will be sorry. You shouldnt have to bleed anything and do not add brake fluid until after you get it all back together if it needs it. Harbor freight sells caliper compressors for like 5 bucks and it is way better then a C clamp. C Clamps can get things at a bad angle and cause problems but if you use a little peice of wood or something to level it out you should be fine......bro....
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Originally posted by A+ View Post5 bux? Link? All I see is a $44 part
Go on Youtube and look at some videos of brake replacement if you are totally clueless. You will be amazed at how easy it is once you do it.2016 Chevrolet SS 6M
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Just use a C-clamp along with the old pads to compress the caliper piston. If you really just want to use the magical piston compressor tool, borrow it from Autozone... you'll leave a deposit which they will refund when you return the tool.
You can do this job. It's really simple. My girlfriend has even done it.
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Drum brakes are easy with the right tools. Just do one side at a time so you can use the other side for reference, if you forget which spring goes where.
Disc's are usually very easy. Make sure and lube slide pins if it is equippedSome cars and a bike...
Some say... they have been raced, some a lot
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Another quick tip and SHOULD be step one. Open the hood and check the master cylinder res for fluid level. If its up to the top remove some before compressing those pistons or your will have a nice mess to clean up.....by some i mean a little, do not take it all out.
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