changing the brakes on the bonnie!
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Pretty simple really, remove tires, remove caliper mounting bolts, pull off caliper, remove rotor & machine if still within tolerances & replace the pads. Rears, pretty much the same, remove the drums & shoes & replace exactly to match the opposite side!
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The rear is a lil more complicated than that . If you havent done it before you should get a Chiltons Repair Manual to help you thru the process
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Originally Posted by russianpolarbear
The rear is a lil more complicated than that . If you havent done it before you should get a Chiltons Repair Manual to help you thru the process
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Ill pass on a link you might find helpful on top of using your new manual.
http://neptune.spacebears.com/cars/*.../frtbrake.html
Someone should add this to the techinfo,but get permission to copy it and then if the other site ever goes down we will still have it.
Ty
http://neptune.spacebears.com/cars/*.../frtbrake.html
Someone should add this to the techinfo,but get permission to copy it and then if the other site ever goes down we will still have it.
Ty
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Originally Posted by 95neongirl
Hey thanks..is that special 3/8 allen socket needed for my car?
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by Ol' Timer
Originally Posted by 95neongirl
Hey thanks..is that special 3/8 allen socket needed for my car?
I wonder who decides what size nut/bolt to use on our cars. Awhile ago there was a push in the good ol' U.*. of A. to go Metric. As you know that didn't go too far. But what we have now is half of the fasteners installed on the cars built in the US(and maybe Canada) have standard size bolts and the other half is metric(with a few Torx and Allen bolts thrown into the mix). I'm beginning to think that SEARS is on the Board of Directors at GM!!!