Front and Rear Brake Job
Any special tools needed to do the job, like a caliper compressor??
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you can use a c clamp and the used brake pad
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mke sure you dont push the old fluid bac into the resivor, ude the bleeder screw.......change the fluid too whilst yer there
I have 155k on mine and the brake pads are still 75%.........exhaust brake |
I'm on 106,000ish on mine, and the rears are making noise. Might as well do em all, and I won't have to resurface/replace any rotors. :yeah:
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Originally Posted by Whit
(Post 541275)
mke sure you dont push the old fluid bac into the resivor, ude the bleeder screw.......change the fluid too whilst yer there
I have 155k on mine and the brake pads are still 75%.........exhaust brake |
Heres a tip - speed bleeders are worth every penny.
Speed Bleeder Bleeding Brakes Bleeding Motorcycle Brakes Automotive Bleeder Screw Brake Bleeder |
When I did mine a couple months ago, I use a piece of hose. Stuck one end on the bleeder, and the other into a jar of fluid. Made sure the hose was clamped around the bleeder.
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Originally Posted by skyjacked84
(Post 569065)
oops mine was over flowing when i used a c-clamp. how bad is that for the breaks? truck seems to stop quick
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