Brake job question!!!
Brake job question!!!
So I'm going out of town this weekend and need my brakes exchanged because they are starting to squeak like a lost kitten... what brakes am I suppose to be getting.. semi, ceramic, I'm lost... does like a jiffy lube carry these or should I get to ordering now.... anyone know how much it would be and how long this will take... and how many brake pads needed... THANKS IN ADVANCE!
Re: Brake job question!!!!
So I'm going out of town this weekend and need my brakes exchanged because they are starting to squeak like a lost kitten... what brakes am I suppose to be getting.. semi, ceramic, I'm lost... does like a jiffy lube carry these or should I get to ordering now.... anyone know how much it would be and how long this will take... and how many brake pads needed... THANKS IN ADVANCE!
Re: Brake job question!!!!
Jiffy Lube for a brake job????
I will not even go there for an oil change.
I am a '60s backyard wrencher but with the great advice from our members here i was able to do a great(?) job myself.
I did it all..s/s lines, drilled-slotted rotors, speedeze bleeders, rotex pads and painted the calibers red.
It was fun.
I will not even go there for an oil change.
I am a '60s backyard wrencher but with the great advice from our members here i was able to do a great(?) job myself.
I did it all..s/s lines, drilled-slotted rotors, speedeze bleeders, rotex pads and painted the calibers red.
It was fun.
Re: Brake job question!!!!
Jiffy Lube for a brake job????
I will not even go there for an oil change.
I am a '60s backyard wrencher but with the great advice from our members here i was able to do a great(?) job myself.
I did it all..s/s lines, drilled-slotted rotors, speedeze bleeders, rotex pads and painted the calibers red.
It was fun.
I will not even go there for an oil change.
I am a '60s backyard wrencher but with the great advice from our members here i was able to do a great(?) job myself.
I did it all..s/s lines, drilled-slotted rotors, speedeze bleeders, rotex pads and painted the calibers red.
It was fun.
Re: Brake job question!!!!
You're cutting things a little close, this project usually requires a little prep time for selecting and ordering the pads. There are several good brands out there, most of us have been going with cearmic type due to low brake dust. Good luck.
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