It's amazing how having nice new brakes improves the driving experience!!!!
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It's amazing how having nice new brakes improves the driving experience!!!!
=)
Replaced the rear brakes, which were down to basically NOTHING.. Actually, they were down to exactly nothing. The backing plate on the driver's side was just about to be worn through.
No wonder the handbrake pulled up so high. I actually thought I had broken one of the cables doing one too many hand-brake turns.. Now it pulls up about 1/8 of an inch. =)
Next on the list, replacing the front brakes. They still have some pad left, but they're a little, um, grunchy(tm). =)
Replaced the rear brakes, which were down to basically NOTHING.. Actually, they were down to exactly nothing. The backing plate on the driver's side was just about to be worn through.
No wonder the handbrake pulled up so high. I actually thought I had broken one of the cables doing one too many hand-brake turns.. Now it pulls up about 1/8 of an inch. =)
Next on the list, replacing the front brakes. They still have some pad left, but they're a little, um, grunchy(tm). =)
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Exact same story. Spent 1hr+ on each side struggling with the piston.
The pistons had gone past their regular travel and I couldn't get the backing plate on the piston tool to fit in until the piston threads engaged.
Now running EBC Greenstuff in the back, which are pretty good so far.
Now running EBC Greenstuff in the back, which are pretty good so far.