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Old 05-09-2004, 10:06 PM
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doing to front brakes on my friends truck here at school. 94 dakota.. took all the **** off, and trying to get the inner bearing outta the rotor.. to begin with, the outer bearings were ******* fried, and the inner bearing fell apart... rigged it back together.. just to pick up more parts tommorrow, and push it back 1/4 mile to the spot to work on it. and i ruined a good pair of pants while at it..



it takes like 20 minutes to replace pads and rotors on my car, and this truck is a piece of ******* ****. ****



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Old 05-09-2004, 10:09 PM
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i like the pads on my dads vette.



1. Pull tire.

2. Pull pin.

3. Remove old pad, insert new pad.

4. Replace pin.



Wheel done, next.
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My friend took two ******* days to fix the starter on his dakota, ******* POS. Theres an exhaust pipe that is not an inch from an oil-line
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you think thats bad? try replacing the starter on a chevy 350. biggest pain in the ***.
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Yea I hate SRT-4 drivers too... Oh wait wrong thread.
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chevy 350's are one of the easy ones, depends on the vehicle its in. 80's C10 trucks = 10 minutes.
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Old 05-09-2004, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by FDRacing' date='May 9 2004, 07:09 PM
i like the pads on my dads vette.



1. Pull tire.

2. Pull pin.

3. Remove old pad, insert new pad.

4. Replace pin.



Wheel done, next.
thats how my car is



nice-n-easy
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Old 05-09-2004, 10:30 PM
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yep, the pads sit in the middle of the caliper and are held on by one pin hehe.
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70 something vette?
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82 limited collectors.
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