Brakes Issue
i've never changed brakes myself, but when i called aroung to get prices, i said "hell no" i guess i will have to learn, so when it warms i will get on it, there are a few threads on how to do it. some even have pics, search is your friend
I bought new rotors and pads and got them installed at a local shop for $175 (labor). All local dealers wanted to charge me between $395 to $500 to resurface my rotors and change the brake pads. Since resurfacing the rotors costs as much as replacing them, I would just buy new ones. I hope this helps.
the only abnormal tools you will need to complete the job is a C-Clamp kit which can be rented at your local autoparts store. Everything else is common household tools. (ft lb torque wrench, jack stands, jack, WD40, Rubber Mallet)
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I have always had great luck with Merlins. I just had my Borla exhaust put on there a few weeks ago for $60. I have not had my Z brake work done there yet but I will soon be bringing them new rotors and pads to install for me. I have had a few cars that had brake work done there and all went well. If there is a problem with their work they will fix it for free.
I do my own oil changes & tune-ups; next mission is learning how to change pads, calipers, etc. Could anyone in the threads estimate the average time it takes to do a light break job? Thanks,--Ignorant n00bie from the AST zone.
Originally Posted by j.arnaldo
I do my own oil changes & tune-ups; next mission is learning how to change pads, calipers, etc. Could anyone in the threads estimate the average time it takes to do a light break job? Thanks,--Ignorant n00bie from the AST zone.
took me just about an hour to change out all of the brake pads in my garage.
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